Bush Heritage Australia - Reserves

Reserves

BHA has (as of October 2008) reserves totalling about 9,450 km² (945,000 ha) which it owns or co-owns, manages, or is in the course of purchasing:

  • Beringa (WA)
  • Bon Bon (SA)
  • Boolcoomatta (SA)
  • Brogo (NSW)
  • Burrin Burrin (NSW)
  • Carnarvon Station (Queensland)
  • Charles Darwin (WA)
  • Chereninup Creek (WA)
  • Cravens Peak (Queensland)
  • Currumbin Valley (Queensland)
  • Edgbaston (Queensland)
  • Ethabuka (Queensland)
  • Eurardy (WA)
  • Fan Palm (Queensland)
  • Friendly Beaches (Tasmania)
  • Goonderoo (Queensland)
  • John Colahan Griffin (Victoria)
  • Kojonup (WA)
  • Liffey Valley (Tasmania)
  • Monjebup (WA)
  • Nameless Sylvan (NSW)
  • Nardoo Hills (Victoria)
  • Reedy Creek (Queensland)
  • Scottsdale (NSW)
  • South Esk Pine (Tasmania)
  • Tarcutta Hills (NSW)
  • Yarrabee Wesfarmers (WA)
  • Yourka (Queensland)

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