The Cycling City
If ever there was a time for rethinking the way we do business be it at home, school or our place of employment, this is it. There have to be…
Blankets, cardboard, mushrooms and blackberries
PICTURE: Aaron Smith with his two boys enjoy the views while walking the tracks at Munibung Hill. Courtesy: Hilary Smith INTERVIEW Hardy’s Hill (Munibung Hill) was a playground and a…
Veteran trees
Is it worth saving dead trees? Absolutely! We live in an age of tidyness, a time in human history when it seems to be the dominant paradigm to clean up…
Water in urban landscapes
Re-imagining water as part of local landscapes. Passive solar house design is more important than ever if we are to achieve climate friendly buildings. But a house rests within a…
Economics that accounts for the Earth
Ecology and economy are two sides of the one coin. If we are to prioritise one over the other, then is must be the ecology. The economy must play third…
Bird Bonds
Birds apart from being able to fly have many other fascinating features that we perhaps don't know much about. Even the seasoned bird observer will find this book loaded with…
The Ecology of Commerce
This book has played an important part in broadening the outlook of many a CEO who previously thought that the ecology and commerce were two separate entities. It had such…
Families visit Munibung Hill for a walk on the wild side
Enjoying the great outdoors on Mothers Day 2020 It was a glorious sunny Sunday morning to get outdoors. And what better place to do a spot of walking, than Munibung…
Bush schooling at Munibung Hill
Learning doesn't have to be confined to the classroom. For an increasing number of parents, schooling is best done outdoors. Classic examples of this take place every school day in…
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