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Fox captured removing egg!

BBG committee ecologist Andy McCreery visited the block in March to prepare for non-native predator control measures that will be implemented this year. As part of feral cat monitoring cameras were placed in areas...

More from James Kennerley’s visit

James Kennerley from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology helped with a range of surveys in addition to his cuckoo research at the block in November 2025. James and committee ecologist Sam Lostrom took a...

Cornell Lab. of Ornithology visitor

Not all birds play by the same rules and cuckoos are among the most surprising of them all! In November 2025, James Kennerley from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology visited the bush block to...

2nd half of 1st systematic fauna trapping survey

The second half of the first systematic trapping session at the conservation property continued, yielding a great diversity of species! A rain system moved through on a couple of days bringing out the frogs;...

First systematic fauna trapping survey

Committee ecologists Sam Lostrom and Andrew McCreery were recently at the BBG property running the first systematic fauna trapping survey. This involves establishing pitfall, funnel and aluminium box traps in various habitats to describe...

$54,222 Grant for Feral Cats Management

Bush Blocks Guardians feral cat management program grant application has been successful, and we will receive $54,222 to undertake feral cat management on our 666 ha conservation property. The project will support threatened species...

Art Exhibition Report

The response to our recent art exhibition to raise money and awareness for the BBG was incredible. Opening day saw many people attend and most of the art selling, and it was wonderful to...

Not Rare: Melaleuca in Full Bloom

UPDATE: Yolanda Keeble took some samples to the WA Herbarium and this plant is now thought to be the more common Melaleuca haplantha. Our rare Wongan Melaleuca (Melaleuca sciotostyla) which occurs widely along our...

Building Private Land Conservation in WA

Committee members Andy, Beth and Peter attended a wonderful two day symposium in mid September called Building Private Land Conservation in Western Australia – very relevant to our aims and ongoing project. Over two...