Photo Christine Bull
Led by ecologist Susie Duncan, learn about native flora and fauna while enjoying the beautiful landscape of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland.
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Come join us at the Hinterland Bush Links 2023 Annual General Meeting! Get ready to connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for preserving our beautiful Hinterland bush.
Join the Roving Restorers and special guest speaker Chris on Friday the 8th of September to learn about the impacts of roads on habitat fragmentation and ecology, whilst contributing the maintenance of revegetation plantings in core koala habitat.
By joining us, you will contribute to the restoration of koala habitat, which are crucial for their survival. No prior experience is necessary, as our friendly team will provide all the guidance and materials needed. A fantastic event and experience for the family.
Free Event
She wanted to ensure the long-term conservation of all native plants and animals in the Sunshine Coast area.
In 2011, she established Hinterland Bush Links to see her vision into reality.
She set-out to support landholders to protect and restore their own land, and to create habitat connections with neighbours. She helped landholders by securing funds through grants and donations and building a community of committed volunteers, willing to help. In 2021, Susie stepped down as Manager but is still involved and keeps an interest in the goings-on of Hinterland Bush Links.
Susie has over 40 years of experience as a wildlife researcher and successful hands-on conservationist.
Susie is a qualified Ecologist, passionate about involving local people to protect wildlife and re-connect habitat.
She moved from Chiltern in NE Victoria to the Sunshine Coast Hinterland in 2003 and undertook a fauna survey at Curramore Wildlife Sanctuary for the Australian Wildlife Conservancy. This survey was the inspiration for establishing Hinterland Bush Links.
Prior to moving to the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, she was involved in the creation of a series of National Parks to protect the flora and fauna of the Box-Ironbark country across northern Victoria.
of labour provided by our Roving Restorers volunteers.
Awareness talk with
Vanda Grabowski