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Australia’s very special Bunya Pine
Australia's very special Bunya Pine By Kim Morris – Bushland Conservation Management Every year from December through to March the Bunya Cones are crashing to the ground, with a bumper crop every three years. Many years ago I was lucky enough...
Bushland Conservation Management
Specialists in Bush Regeneration:
Weed eradication, Wildlife corridors, Wildlife Nest Boxes, Revegetation projects and environmental workshops and GIS ecological mapping
Bushland Conservation Management is seeking to employ experienced bush regeneration team members to our environmentally passionate team. We are a leading Bush Regeneration company on the Sunshine Coast. Work areas cover Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Cooloola regions, including bushland reserves, nationa...
Bushland Conservation Management is seeking to employ experienced bush regeneration team members to our environmentally passionate team. We are a leading Bush Regeneration company on the Sunshine Coast. Work areas cover Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Cooloola regions, including bushland reserves, nationa...
Two years in a row we have observed this termite mound being used as a nest hollow for our local Kookaburra family.
This year two Kookaburra nestlings have successfully fledged the nest and continue to make a lot of noise, keeping their parents very busy. I have attached a pic of the adult for comparison of the young and I think this parent is looking rather worn out! Isn't this little fledgling such a sweetheart. #laughingkookaburra #fledgling
This year two Kookaburra nestlings have successfully fledged the nest and continue to make a lot of noise, keeping their parents very busy. I have attached a pic of the adult for comparison of the young and I think this parent is looking rather worn out! Isn't this little fledgling such a sweetheart. #laughingkookaburra #fledgling
With all the wet weather of late, it is a great time to be out exploring for Fungi. We were on a fantastic Voluntary Conservation Act property today in Ridgewood. We were lucking to observe these beauties. Happy hunting for the next few days.
Eumundi-Noosa Road Natural Area Reserve is a hidden beauty that many of us locals drive past daily. An endangered eco system 12.3.1 of riparian creek line, with a population of the Richmond Birdwing Butterfly Vine. With patchy distribution, Pararistolochia praevenosa is listed as Near Threatened under the Nature Conservation Act. The Richmond Birdwing Butterfly is listed as vulnerable-the same as the rapidly declining Koala. Our field crew team leader Martin McArthur grabbed this pic and was happy to discover the larvae of the vulnerable Richmond Birdwing Butterfly feasting on some of the local vines recently. The Eumundi Bushcare Group also meet at this reserve and are doing a great job of assisted regeneration on this site. We have a big job ahead using a strategic staged approach, with many invasive weed trees in the canopy such as Chinese celtis and Camphor laurel and the weedy sprawling succulent that takes root at each node - Tradescantia fluminensis across the ground strata to name but a few of the weeds that are on the management plan here. Another beautiful Sunshine Coast reserve that is a pleasure to be apart of the regeneration journey and one well worth nurturing.
We have enjoyed getting to spend some time in the office this week configuring sound recorders and looking forward to our upcoming Glossy Black Cockatoo bioacoustics monitoring project with project partner Noosa Biosphere Reserve Foundation 🥰 #GlossyBlackCockatooConservation #Bioacoustics #Wildlifemonitoring
Mount Ninderry Environment Reserve Sunshine Coast.
This stunning reserve is managed by our team and it is easy to see why it is a favourite to us all with stunning waterfalls, walking tracks, wildlife and ranging eco systems from varying sclerophyll Eucalypt forests to endangered gallery rainforest. We think anyone who works and spends time in the bush all feel that connection, a special bond with the land. I am sure many would agree that this site has a wonderful energy about it and we love nurturing the mighty warrior Ninderry.
A truly special site that holds cultural significance to the local indigenous Gubbi Gubbi tribe.
Thankfully the Sunshine Coast Council environment levy sector was able to purchase additional parts of this reserve some years ago which protected it from future housing development and continues the preservation of this site.🌱
This stunning reserve is managed by our team and it is easy to see why it is a favourite to us all with stunning waterfalls, walking tracks, wildlife and ranging eco systems from varying sclerophyll Eucalypt forests to endangered gallery rainforest. We think anyone who works and spends time in the bush all feel that connection, a special bond with the land. I am sure many would agree that this site has a wonderful energy about it and we love nurturing the mighty warrior Ninderry.
A truly special site that holds cultural significance to the local indigenous Gubbi Gubbi tribe.
Thankfully the Sunshine Coast Council environment levy sector was able to purchase additional parts of this reserve some years ago which protected it from future housing development and continues the preservation of this site.🌱
