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Wudjari Country, Western Australia 2023

July 24, 2025 by Bush Blitz
Wudjari Country, Western Australia 2023: Bush Blitz expedition report summarises the initial scientific findings of a Bush Blitz expedition to Wudjari Country, on the south coast of Western Australia. Between 27 March and 5 April 2023, the expedition team recorded…
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Australian Alps, 2023

January 20, 2025 by Bush Blitz
Australian Alps, 2023: Bush Blitz expedition report summarises the initial scientific findings of a Bush Blitz expedition to Kosciuszko National Park (New South Wales) and Alpine National Park (Victoria) in the Australian Alps. Between 30 January and 10 February 2023,…
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Renewed commitment to Bush Blitz

September 20, 2024 by Bush Blitz
The Australian Government and BHP have renewed their partnership to support the Bush Blitz program in a joint investment of $11.6M. Bush Blitz will run a further 13 expeditions across Australia over a 5-year period, continuing to inform the picture…
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Wilinggin Country, Western Australia 2022

September 16, 2024 by Bush Blitz
Wilinggin Country, Western Australia 2022: Bush Blitz expedition report summarises the initial scientific findings of a Bush Blitz expedition to the south-western area of Western Australia's central Kimberley plateau region. Between 18 and 29 July 2022, the expedition team recorded…
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Wilinggin–West Kimberley expedition

August 2, 2022 by Bush Blitz
A successful Bush Blitz expedition, held from 18 to 28 July 2022, investigated what lives in a remote part of Western Australia, approximately 500 km east of Broome. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Wilinggin Country, the Ngarinyin People, who…
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Backyard Species Discovery – a virtual citizen science Bush Blitz

April 15, 2022 by Bush Blitz
When expeditions were on hold due to COVID-19, the Bush Blitz team organised a virtual expedition to continue adding to our knowledge of Australian biodiversity while keeping everyone busy at home. The project has proved so successful, it will continue…
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