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The Bandicoot Times covers the latest happenings in Hobart's bushland reserves. It promotes a greater connection between the community and Hobart's natural areas by raising awareness of the Bushcare program.
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This weedy looking native plant plays an important role in Hobart's bushland ecosystems.
What makes volunteers give up their time to help protect the natural world around Hobart?
Hoary-headed grebes, chestnut teals, Pacific black ducks and Australian wood ducks are just some of the waterbirds flocking to the New Town Rivulet.
Want to get active for nature? We've listed 12 top Bushcare activities for autumn.
Long time Bushcarer Martin Stone is fascinated by the ecology and changing nature of Hobart's bushland parks.
Summer in Hobart may be late to the party, but we still need to prepare for bushfire.
Bushcare is more than volunteering for Andy Wakefield – it’s part of who he is.
Extremely difficult to control in bushland and waterways, arum lily can create dense colonies that outcompete Hobart's native plants.
