Open day showcases amazing biodiversity on Neds Corner Station
Week 2 of the Bush Blitz at Neds Corner Station: The day starts early here on Neds Corner Station with the vertebrate team off at 7 am to check traps […]
Monthly Archives: November 2011
The desert comes alive!
Here on Neds Corner Station in north-west Victoria, the desert country is awakening after recent rains — with an array of animals, plants and fungi emerging to take advantage of the […]
Reptile central
Warm weather has been on our side at Neds Corner Station and already the Bush Blitz team has clocked up an impressive tally of reptiles — with the desert influence […]
Behind the Bush Blitz lens
It’s 1.30 am, the scientists have finally gone to bed after a day of collecting specimens and an evening of sorting and recording what they have found. But there is […]
Blitzing birds at Neds Corner Station
A frog, some geckos, spiders and snails were among the haul at the close of our first day at Neds Corner Station. I’m here in Victoria’s mallee country with a bunch […]
It’s rain all the way at UIuru
To see Uluru today in the rain was a unique experience. The summit was hidden behind a misty cloud and small waterfalls cascaded down all around with creeks seemingly appearing […]
The flotsam and jetsam of Steamers Beach
Booderee staff visited Steamers Beach recently to pick up rubbish and check on the coastal weed sea spurge. Steamers Beach is one of the more remote beaches at Booderee and […]
One thousand trees
Volunteers help made Norfolk Island National Park’s latest tree planting effort a huge success. In total 150 native plants from the national park nursery have now found a new home […]
