Munibung Hill makes for an interesting study site because she is for the most part a blank canvas. Precious little research has been done, other than for development applications or…
Not to be deterred or even deferred, the Munibung Hill Management Plan is plodding along. The Plan is meandering on its merry way through the administrative process required to ensure that…
A most interesting interruption to a working day. Fergus Hancock reports on a microbat that dropped in for a visit. A small visitor came into our house last Thursday. (3…
PICTURE: Anna Noon, Warners Bay Area Sustainable Neighbourhood Group and face mask recycling coordinator with Bunnings staff at the installation of the TerraCycle face mask recycling box, which is appropriately…
We all live downstream / upstream Water outside of our households for the most part is off the radar for most of us most of the time. We take it for granted…
Out of School and into Nature Naturalist and artist Anna Comstock (1854-1930), defied social conven-tions and pursued the study of science. She loved exploring out-doors, examining wildlife and learn-ing nature's…
Recycling the TerraCycle way Everything collected through the Zero Waste Box system is sorted and processed into raw materials that can be reused instead of being sent to landfill. Read…
Cats kill, there's no two ways about it. To believe otherwise is to be in denial and to condemn native animals to frightening needless deaths. We have an associate in…
The Formosa Lily, a wolf in sheep’s clothing. by Peter Vaughan This February we are seeing the mass flowering of a white Lily, Lilium formosanum, the Formosa or Taiwanese Lily. Once…
This is the best news in a long while. The challenge is to keep the habitat for this precious species safe from feral predators and undue human interference. Ted Stein…