AABR

AABR was established in 1986 out of concern for the continuing survival and integrity of bushland and its dependent fauna in or near bushland areas, and seeks new members and friends for promoting good work practices in natural areas. The Association's aim is to foster and encourage sound ecological practices of bushland management by qualified people, and to promote the study and practice of Bush Regeneration.

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EVENTS

The next AABR event is on 13th June at Honeysuckle Reserve in Jannali, Sutherland Shire. There will be a walk around to look at the problems of managing a small reserve with a thriving bird population. For all the details see the What's On section and download the pdf brochure.

The What's On section has information on various events organised by AABR and other organisations. If you would like to publicise an event that might be of interest to AABR members and other interested people please forward details to This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it .

REPORT: PAYING THE PRICE OF GARDEN ESCAPES.

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Click here to download the Media Release and to find out How to Support Change

AABR has produced a report with WWF-Australia on the effect of garden plant escapes on bushland in Eastern Australia. The report is based on information from those working in remnant natural areas. Many respondents are AABR members.

Bush Regenerators' pay and working conditions and other pressing issues facing the Bush Regen industry. Recent email discussion on the Bush Regeneration list server identified over 30 urgent issues which need addressing. Click HERE to read more. Click HERE to find out how to subscribe to the list server.

The Volunteer Coordinators Network Group is for members of the Volunteer Coordinators Network or those who'd like to join. Any professional coordinator or facilitator of a community environmental program is eligible to join. Examples are Landcare, Bushcare, Dunecare, Streamwatch, Waterwatch, Saltwatch, etc. Run by AABR as a service to the Volunteer Coordinators' Network (Natural Areas).