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Bush Heritage Australia: Protecting and Restoring Australia’s Ecosystems
Bush Heritage Australia is dedicated to conserving Australia’s unique biodiversity by managing ecologically significant land. Through collaboration with Traditional Owners, the organisation restores ecosystems and protects wildlife habitats, contributing to environmental resilience. Bush Heritage’s work focuses on land conservation, Indigenous knowledge integration, and ecological restoration, ensuring the preservation of Australia’s natural heritage for future generations.
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Bush Heritage Australia works to conserve Australia’s unique biodiversity by acquiring and managing land of ecological significance. In collaboration with Traditional Owners, the organisation restores ecosystems and protects wildlife habitats, contributing to the nation’s environmental resilience.
Key Areas of Work:
- Land conservation: manages millions of hectares of land to preserve ecosystems and native species.
- Collaborating with Indigenous communities: partners with Traditional Owners to incorporate Indigenous knowledge in land stewardship.
- Ecological restoration: implements sustainable land management practices to restore vegetation and protect waterways.
Why It Matters:
Bush Heritage ensures the preservation of Australia’s natural heritage while fostering collaborative approaches to conservation.
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