Banding Together to Save the Bush

With threats to biodiversity escalating, we need to take urgent action to protect Australia’s flora and fauna from habitat degradation, land clearing, feral animals, and invasive weeds.

 

Protect the Bush Alliance is a community of citizens and scientists, working together to protect Queensland’s bush.

We’re driving real change. You can, too.

Show decision-makers that you care about Queensland’s environment.

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Protect the Bush Alliance brings together a network of scientists and naturalists passionate about protecting Queensland’s biodiversity. Our volunteers gather scientific evidence to campaign for wildlife and biodiversity protection. 

How We Work

Data Collection

We collect robust field data as evidence of biodiversity status and value.

Partnerships

We work closely with landholders, communities and environmental groups, combining our efforts to advocate for conservation.

Action

We use biodiversity data to petition, lobby, and rally against environmental degradation and destruction.

Get Involved

Community action is key to exposing environmental threats and driving real-world change. Join us! Every action makes a difference.

Your Support in Action

Protect the Bush Alliance has played a strong role in the success of many conservation campaigns.

Our Impact

Any activity or industry being undertaken on land over much of Queensland, is secondary to the overlay of mining and resources exploration. It is very confronting for communities to be faced with the expulsion of people from their farms and homes to make way for coal and gas developments.

Caring For Country

Protect the Bush Alliance recognises the rights of First Nations peoples and acknowledges that Australia is unceded land. We value and respect the wealth of Indigenous knowledge held by First Nations people.

 

We advocate for whole-of-landscape conservation, recognising and respecting the rights of nature and the importance of all species in a healthy ecosystem.

Latest News

Stay up-to-date with the latest conservation news and campaigns.

 

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