Bushtracks Spring 2025
At this time of year, wildflowers burst through red soil at Eurardy Reserve in mid-Western Australia, blanketing the landscape in colour.
This phenomenon occurs when conditions are right, and thankfully, good rain had fallen earlier in the year. With climate change shifting rainfall patterns, the author feels immense gratitude for every season with a bloom.
According to flora ecologist Dr Fiamma Riviera,
“There are entire countries with less floristic diversity than Eurardy”. The author notes that every pop of colour is a reminder of nature’s resilience and the urgency of conservation work.
Thanks to supporter efforts, Eurardy Reserve has been protected for 20 years, preserving its unique biodiversity.
Author’s summary: Conservation efforts protect Eurardy Reserve.
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