Our Bushland
Celebrating the biodiversity rich bushland of Cessnock-Kurri area.
Learn and participate -OurBUSHLAND
Below is a bunch of Bushland related video, fact sheets, contacts, information and opportunities to get involved! Click on each link to get started!
While you are here, check out the OurBushland Kids Page !
Related Videos
Get Involved
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Events Page: Hunter Local Land Services events
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Events Page: DPIE Biodiversity Month
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Incentive funds to protect Woodland Habitats- Lower Hunter 20201 (Hunter LLS)
Local Native Animals
-ID Regent Honeyeater and related species (2024)
-ID Swift Parrot and related species (2024)
-Saving The Regent Honeyeater 2021- Conservation Guide
_Saving the Swift Parrot 2022-Conservation Guide
-Koala Country Web page- NSW Saving Our Species
-Nest Box Designs-Nest Box Tales
-Woodland Bird Conservation Action Plan 2020 (V2)
-Settlements and Swift Parrots- History and Habitat Loss
-32 Woodland Birds in Decline in the Hunter Valley 2022 (Poster- Hunter LLS)
Local Plants - Land Management
-Lower Hunter Biodiversity (DPE)
Native Nurseries of the Hunter Valley Region
--Species List- Central and Lower Hunter Valley Eucalypt Forest (LLS)
-Species List- Vegetation of the Wollombi Catchment (LLS)
Key Threats to Our Bushland of the Cessnock Region 2022
-Hunter LLS Region- Native Vegetation Types
-Planting Your Patch- Revegetation Guide
--Myths About Mistletoe- Hunter LLS and BirdLife
-Pokolbin Mallee- Conservation Project
-Native Plants of Cessnock Area
-Woodland Bird Conservation Action Plan 2020
-Supporting Aboriginal Land Management
MESSAGE FROM THE OurBUSHLAND TEAM
Mick Roderick, BirdLife Australia
The Bushland in Cessnock is World Class, it is one of the most important places on the planet for biodiversity. Join us to learn more about it's unique values and how to protect it!