My Booderee photo album
I was lucky enough to recently spend some time at Booderee National Park taking some fresh photos for our collection. What an amazing place! I thought I would share a […]
Category Archives: Booderee National Park
Giant petrel enjoys some extra tucker
We get our fair share of exciting visitors in Booderee – the park is a biodiversity hotspot. Whether they’ve been washed ashore or seem to have lost their way, these […]
Booderee’s new educational resource is fun for all
Booderee National Park is a natural classroom where students can learn about the environment, human impacts, climate change, marine habitats and much more. To assist teachers we’ve developed a Healthy […]
Heartwarming wildlife encounters in Booderee
We are blessed in Booderee National Park with a great diversity of animals of all colours, shapes and sizes. In recent weeks we’ve seen this lovely little echidna shuffling up […]
Booderee send-off for conservationists of the future
Congrats to Indigenous students Jordan Roberts, Nathan Kozes and James Mundy for successfully completing school-based apprenticeships with Booderee National Park! We celebrated the boys’ achievements with a barbecue in our […]
New research to better understand our little penguins
Sandra and a volunteer prepare to take a blood sample University of New South Wales PhD student Sandra Vogel is monitoring around 5,000 little penguins on Bowen Island to better […]
Special moments at Booderee
Local environmental photographer Chris Grounds has had many special experiences in Booderee National Park. Here he shares these photographs and his excitement at a recent brush with a pair of eastern bristlebirds. I’ve […]
Building Booderee’s soil knowledge
Booderee has kicked off a new Parks Australia research partnership to document the biodiversity of Australian soils. With CSIRO and Bioplatforms Australia, we’re working to develop Australia’s first national dataset […]
