Murray Wildlife https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Matt Herring Kimberley Rangers Reimagining Rice Farms: Yielding Bunyip Birds & More 2014-2015 Season Update: First Chicks, Tracking Plans & More Brolgas Humble Paddock Tree Takes Centre Stage Wah Wah Wetland Management Guides Bitterns In Rice Project Bitterns in Rice Project on Channel 9 News Sydney Paddock Tree Film In Production Films & Posters Rice fields support the global stronghold for an endangered waterbird Australian Painted Snipe Use Rice Fields In Their Hundreds Where do the bitterns go after rice harvest? Part 1 Launch of Bitterns in Rice Project Website Tracking Bunyip Birds – Campaign Launch First Ever Bittern Friendly Rice Growing Trials Underway Hundreds of Endangered Bunyip Birds Unaccounted For Wah Wah Water for Wildlife Bittern Friendly Rice Growing Tips – 2014 Farm Dam Blitz Film Launch Community Wildlife Surveys Farm Dams Kurlku – Ngurrara Rangers Waorani Amazon Contact Happier than ever to use Australian Ethical as our default Super Fund Bittern chicks going strong, more nests, a drone and Grass Owls Golden-headed Cisticolas garnish almost every Australian rice field Bitterns in rice research goes high-tech Eagle steals sensor camera, makes viral video Boree + Grey Mistletoe = Painted Honeyeaters Found! The proverbial needle: a bittern nest in a rice crop The Bitterns Are Back! Ngurrara and Paruku Ranger Surveys Oct. 2013 Kimberley Gold: Karajarri and Nyikina Mangala Wildlife Kimberley Rangers – Gooniyandi Brolgas Breeding in Rice Crops National Wetlands Update features Wah Wah project Farm Dam Habitat Boost – Wah Wah Bitterns Boom in Rice Frontpage Slideshow Major Projects (Current & Ongoing) Sample Page Photo Gallery