What is Bushcare?
Bushcare is a community-based program in which volunteers help regenerate and preserve Hobart’s bushland, with the assistance and support of Council.
Through the Bushcare program we work to protect local biodiversity, undertake activities that help to maintain ecosystem services and enhance wildlife habitat. There's a Bushcare group working in our bushland reserves every weekend and there's bound to be one in your local area. Bushcare Groups
Qualified Council officers provide training in bush regeneration techniques and safety. Supervisors attending Bushcare activities bring the Bushcare trailer, which is stocked with tools and equipment, as well as tea, coffee and chocolate biscuits! Watch the Bushcare Video and read more on the Being a Bushcare Volunteer page.
Bushcare Working Bees
Download the Autumn 2013 Working Bee Flier to discover the working bees coming up in your local area. If you would like to get involved in working bees or find out more email bushcare@hobartcity.com.au or call 6238 2886.
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Bandicoot Times
The Bandicoot Times is a quarterly newsletter detailing the latest Bushcare information and intriguing articles on local flora and fauna. Produced by the Bushland and Reserves Unit, the newsletter aims to promote Hobart's Bushcare groups and Bushcare principles within the community.
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