It’s been a day of sadness and reflection. We have learned that Herman Daly the father of ecological economics died on 28 October 2022. He was 84. Around the world,…

Whose accounts, and voices get privileged. Whose stories get the attention they deserve. This is a commentary on how two cultures collide. How one culture values another for its self…

CHANGING THE WAY WE BUILD, LIVE AND EAT. Good news is everywhere. Pity it doesn't make the headlines. This is one of those good news stories, that is making the…

It wasn't all that long ago when storytelling was valued as a means of passing down information from one generation to another. It was a common means of history telling…

To do justice to some stories you just have to read them and in this case listen to them for yourself.  This is one of them.  We won't dilly dally…

Invasive species have been an issue for the Australian landscape almost from the first day Europeans set foot on this magnificent continent which was never terra nullius. If we accept…

To view the walk, click on the link. Munibung Creek Walk, Macquarie Hills to Cardiff (alpacamaps.com)  

What would, what does, a sustainable future look like? It's a matter of perspective, since there are many interpretations and perceptions, heavily influenced by a person's worldview and acceptance of…

PICTURE: "We are limited to one vessel, with nowhere else to go." Collections of the Smithsonian.com Annual Photo Contest, Rowan Mark McGann In: A New Way for Stewardship of Mother Earth: Indigeneity, Smithsonian…

There are 1900 species on the critically endangered, endangered or vulnerable species list under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act.  It's an appalling track record for a country…