Save Churchlands Bushland

08/08/2026

This is a wonderful opportunity for a citizen science project. Please follow the Corridors for Carnaby's FB page and get involved.

WANT TO HELP? SEND US YOUR CARNABYS VIDEOS!

As well as providing vitally needed native food sources for Carnabys, this project also has some critically needed research objectives.

We need to better understand the distribution, number and behaviour of Carnabys, on a species, regional, flock and individual bird level AND how this varies between seasons and years.

So we are asking you to send us your videos!

This link allows you to instantly record and upload videos from your phone when you see our feathered friends, as well as upload previously recorded videos.

With enough videos, tagged with time and location, we can start to unravel some of the critical knowledge needed to get the best outcomes for Carnabys.

We look forward to the arduous task of coming through hours of footage of these adorable birds. Such a hard job!😉

f you would like to help us if we do get overwhelmed, please message this page.

https://upload.corridorsforcarnabys.com

Videos will also be used to train the Artificial Intelligence models we are developing. If you are concerned about the use of your videos, know that these are targeted, specialised AI models designed to be run locally on your phone or computer once developed.

Carnaby’s Crusaders
Sabrina Hahn - Hort with Heart
Winjan Aboriginal Corporation
5 Rivers NRM
Natural Area
The University of Western Australia

28/07/2026

Carnaby’s cockatoos are critically endangered — and they’re struggling more every year. As bushland is cleared, the mature trees they rely on for food before their migration to the wheatbelt are disappearing.

We caused this habitat loss. We must be the solution.
The Corridors for Carnaby’s program has planted 50,000 trees thanks to Amazon’s Right Now Climate Fund. Our State Government has contributed nothing. And while these trees are essential, they won’t produce seed for years. The birds need help now to survive long enough to benefit from future plantings.

If we want Carnaby’s to survive, we must act now — protect remaining habitat, restore corridors, and support emergency feeding until the landscape recovers. Their future depends on what we choose to do today.

Protect habitat. Restore corridors. Support emergency feeding. Carnaby’s cannot wait.

10/07/2026

Well done Churchlands.

05/07/2026

A big THANK YOU to everyone who came and helped with today's cleanup of the Churchlands Bushland 🌳 🙏

Over 30 locals kindly gave up their Sunday morning to collect assorted rubbish, tyres, kitchen tiles, metal sheets, old signs, and other discarded items which has left the bushland looking even more beautiful than before ✨

A big thanks to Michael Hallam from hohm property for generously sponsoring the free coffee van, and also the team at Yes Coffee Co for providing the delicious hot coffee ☕️

Stay tuned for future events and for updates on this precious section of nature 🌿

04/07/2026

Churchlands Bushland Cleanup - Tomorrow Morning! 🗑️ 🌳

📅 Sunday 5 July 2026
⏰ 9:00am – 10:30am
📍Corner of Coneflower Corner & Paperheath Parade, Churchlands
🧤 Gardening gloves, long pants, sturdy shoes
👋 Everyone welcome

And thanks to, Michael Hallam from hohm Property Group a FREE COFFEE van will be on-site after the clean-up ☕️

Come and lend a hand, meet your neighbours, and grab a free coffee! Hope to see you there! ☀️

02/07/2026

Churchlands Bushland Cleanup - Reminder 🗑️ 🌳

A friendly reminder about the cleanup THIS SUNDAY!

📅 Sunday 5 July 2026
⏰ 9:00am – 10:30am

As a reward for everyone's efforts, Michael Hallam from hohm Property Group has kindly agreed to sponsor a FREE COFFEE van, so that will be available after the clean-up ☕️

The weather is looking fine for this Sunday morning so looking forward to seeing many of you there! ☀️

01/07/2026

Apparently Save Churchlands Bushland community group were not deemed worthy enough to get a place at the table.

27/06/2026

🌳 Churchlands Bushland Clean-Up – New Date 🌳

Unfortunately, we've made the decision to postpone tomorrow's clean-up due to the uncertain weather forecast.

We'd much rather hold the event on a fine morning when everyone can enjoy it and we can achieve the best possible community turnout.

The clean-up has now been rescheduled to:

📅 Sunday 5 July 2026
⏰ 9:00am – 10:30am

The great news is that Michael Hallam from hohm Property Group has kindly agreed to continue sponsoring the free coffee van, so that will still be available after the clean-up.

Thanks everyone for your understanding. We hope to see you next Sunday as we come together to care for this special piece of Churchlands bushland.

13/06/2026

12/06/2026

We have waited long enough!