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The "bush" is the general rural area, somewhat remote from highly populated regions, and often confused with the outback. The "bush" is hard to define, as it is neither desert, not good agricultural land. It is more defined as that rugged region, often hilly or mountainous, where tree cover is reasonably thick. It is not like the outback, which gained its name from being "out the back of beyond", where trees are scattered more sparsely. The bush is not the same as the rainforest, as it tends to refer to drier regions.
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When was Bush Heritage Australia created?
Bush Heritage Australia was created in 1990.
What is the name for Australia's mostly uninhabited interior?
Australia's interior is called the Outback.
Where can you find bush tucker?
you can find it in the forests in australia
What is an emu bush?
The emu bush belongs to the genus Eremophila. It is endemic to Australia and is found mostly in Western Australia. To see a picture of the emu bush, refer to the related link below.
What is bush tucker australia?
Food you find in the bush. e.g: plants/leaves, grubs
What are the Australia's famous dances?
Bush dance
Where are feral pigs in Australia 2009?
in the bush
Australia traditional food?
The traditional food of Australia was bush food. These included wallaby, kangaroo, emu, bush berries, fruits and lizards among others.
Where in the world is the Outback located?
The Outback is located in Australia, and encompasses the remote areas of Australia which extend beyond "the bush". "The bush" refers to the areas which lie outside the main urban areas of the country.
Where do Quandongs grow?
In the bush of Australia. The do best in drier conditions.
What is the common name for inland bush country in Australia?
The 'outback'.
What part of Australia did bush rangers live?
mostly Victoria
