Our Bushland-Lower Hunter Valley

Our Bushland-Lower Hunter Valley Find out more at www.ourbushland.com

The Our Bushland raises the awareness and care of the local remnant and biodiversity rich bushland in the Cessnock and Kurri region, as it's a national ecological treasure.

Now is the time to be on the lookout for one of the rarest, and most beautiful birds in  !πŸ‘‡
15/05/2026

Now is the time to be on the lookout for one of the rarest, and most beautiful birds in !
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πŸ‘€ More eyes on the prize - that's what our critically-endangered Regent Honeyeater's of the Hunter need.

Join the NSW Government's Local Land Services at our Regent Honeyeater field tracking workshop and learn how to find, identify and record Regent Honeyeaters as part of an active monitoring team helping guide on-ground conservation efforts.

🌱 You’ll also get a field ID booklet and connect with locals who care about saving native wildlife and protecting biodiversity

Two workshops will be held in the Lower Hunter
πŸ“… Tuesday 2 June, 8am - 11am
πŸ“… Tuesday 23 June, 8am - 11am

πŸ”— Register now to be part of helping save a species https://bit.ly/4rXWPZO

The project is funded by the Australian Government Natural Heritage Trust and delivered by Hunter Local Land Services, a member of the Commonwealth Regional Delivery Partners panel.

πŸ“· Image credit: Mick Roderick

Thank you to the community and dedicated partners in   who supported monitoring and reporting of the elusive and exquisi...
22/12/2025

Thank you to the community and dedicated partners in who supported monitoring and reporting of the elusive and exquisite Regent Honeyeater, through the captive breeding and release work the last few months.

Check out the December2025 Community update, out now!

Below is the full low-down on all the amazing work behind the scenes, to recover this local unique visitor to lical bushland that is some of tte most important remaining habitat for the species.

The 2025 Regent Honeyeater Community Update is out now!

Find out all about the amazing work that happened through the Recovery Team and partners, supporters and Community in this bumper edition, highlighting the species movements, breeding and release program and wins!

This is hosted on Birdlife's web page and the partner page, Our Bushland-Lower Hunter Valley web site's Recovery Team & Captive Breeding section, where you can download this 2025 December community update #1 and resources from multiple partner organisations:
www.ourbushland.com/regent-Regent Honeyeater Project

You can also view the update directly: https://www.calameo.com/read/00410789593a26ebe30de

Photo: Regent Honeyeater in mistletoe, Capertee NP, Paul Bowler

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