Dressing for the forest
Viewed from a distance Munibung Hill is a treescape of green. On closer inspection she is more than trees but they remain prominent and epitomise what she stands for. So…
History of the World
What is the earth worth? This is a new approach to analysing today's planetary emergencies. By making these seven things cheap, modern commerce has controlled, transformed and devastated the Earth. …
App review: Deep Time Walk – Living Earth History
This is a fantastic program made available at no charge. Dedicated to the memory of Polly Higgins, the Deep Time Walk project is what we need to help us understand not…
Wild Law and The Rights of Nature
Bibliotherapy: books that have the power to enchant, enrich and inspire; books that offer hopeful solutions to prevailing circumstances.
The little stuff, adds up, and stuffs up the earth
The Munibung Hill economy has been operating for centuries on the basis of ecological principles which could be expressed as ecological economics or in simple terms the circular economy. If…
Phantasmagorical – time to make friends with fungi
There's a little known Australian produced feature film - THE KINGDOM* - about fungi that is a real eye-opener for those of us who don't know much about this incredible…
Inspiring Earth Ethics: Linking Values and Action
This publication is the first produced by the Australian Earth Laws Alliance’s “Earth Ethics Program”, which offers a space for people to explore ideas and actions that stem from our interconnectedness with,…
Mid-course Correction
A spear in the chest epiphany, was how Ray Anderson (Founder and Chairman of Interface Inc.) described the light bulb moment when he woke up to the fact that he was, to…
Were the now dry creeks at Munibung Hill once fed by springs?
A spring fed wet gully rainforest community still exists at Munibung Hill. Could it be that Munibung Hill was a permanent source of pure drinking water for millennia before Europeans…
The shift is on from a linear to a circular economy
The economy that is the ecology of Munibung Hill produces no 'waste.' The circular economy is the economy of the earth, that for our long term well-being we must mimic. …
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