Songlines
The First Knowledges series offers an introduction to Indigenous knowledge in vital areas and their application to the present day and the future. Songlines: the power and the promise, is…
Why nature makes us happier
Since we are creations of nature, the earth being our ancestral mother, it seems like a good idea to improve our connections with her, so that we can more closely reflect…
Wild Child
This ecological love affair is not for adults only. What a wonderful story, told from personal experience. Do children need nature? "No doubt about it," says Barkham. If we need…
Going bush
Wonder, wander, yonder, ponder - brings fonder appreciation of nature. On a warm day, 9 Wanderers met at Cardiff station and started our Wednesday walk. We keep off the road as…
The nature in our neighbourhood
Top left: Map of one of the most popular walking circuits for visitors to Munibung Hill Long weekends have taken on a new meaning since the COVID-19 restrictions were eased. …
Hunting down native wildlife
PICTURE: Roaming cat captured on camera as part of our citizen science monitoring program. Killers on the prowl doing harm to native wildlife. Our citizen science project to get an…
Money is a messy measure
PICTURE: Stop this waste of people, animals and money - Nature The silly season is coming up and seems to mess with our senses. This time of year is seen…
Plant polymers
Beyond waste with plant polymers You're wasting your time, is a common response to suggestions that we might advocate for less harmful ways to package products such as food on…
River people
A story that echoes across the land Aboriginal people had been living around the river for at least 50,000 years. The settlers took land on the river from the 1790s. …
The Bird Way to wisdom
Having a bird brain was once an insult. But not anymore. Despite their small size, birds whack an intellectual punch. Birds can solve puzzles. They play. They can shape and…
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