All connected with country
The ancient 'new' art of economic stability Uniting our modern-day idea of the circular economy with learnings and knowledge from Indigenous cultures can be the answer to a more nature…
Spend down time at Munibung Hill
PICTURE: Time for some down time. Source: Internet search When nothing is something worth doing Subtraction and multiplication at Munibung Hill WHAT ISN'T THERE can often surpass what is,…
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Reading, watching and listening
The Book of Nature Connection is packed with fun activities for using all our senses to engage with nature in a deep and nourishing way. Spending time in nature with all…
Restoring waterways
PICTURE: From concrete drain to restored ecosystem, this is an example of what can be achieved when we admit that errors of judgement can have poor environmental outcomes. Picture credit: ABC…
Foliage corridors
PICTURE: Newcastle City Councillor Elizabeth Adamczyk has visions that the city will provide healthy ecosystems that support native pollinators. Native-friendly foliage corridors "On roadways, median strips, on the walls, balconies…
Sending a message – keep cats contained
PICTURE: Blue tongued lizards are slow movers and cats find them easy prey to either kill or seriously injure. Credit: Invasive Species Council supplied Roaming pet cats Cats are both a…
Flaneuring
PICTURE: If ever there needed to be a reason to justify taking a walk, one of them would have to be to reduce stress. So tell your family and friends…
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A poem for Munibung Hill
PICTURE: Jan Dean - Credit: Flying Island Poetry Community Munibung by Jan Dean You’re worn down to the word hill. I can’t resist calling you a mountain for that special way…
Breathing space for flora and fauna
PICTURE: From the farm in Fairfax Road, looking up to Munibung Hill. From family album 1970’s. Supplied: Aurelia Nowak. A place for flora and fauna to breathe Playing in the creeks…
Bandicoots at Munibung Hill
PICTURE: Sites where secondary evidence of bandicoots were observed. Credit: Christie Malyon Study confirms the presence of Bandicoots at Munibung Hill Christie Malyon was one of three University of Newcastle Summer Scholarship Research…
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