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Nature is more than a place to visit – it is home
The magic and majesty of bird whisperer Leila Jeffreys Love and affection between humans is seen as natural and to be expected. But we can…
Water, trees, habitat, biodiversity and economic growth
Image: A renowned artist and Aboriginal Sites Officer with National Parks, Badger Bates has been talking about the health of the Darling River for years…
Two perspectives on what price nature?
For those who like to read, and for those who like to listen, this post has both. First, Valuing country: Let me count three ways. by Jane…
Woodlands Walk
It was a typical Spring day with warm temperatures and sunny skies. What a way to start the weekend but with a woodlands walk with…
Who’s behind the influx of invasive species?
The focus of resource management decisions “should be on what is left behind, not what is taken.” Hard as it might be to accept, the…
Can we put an end to species extinction?
Featured image: Eastern bandicoot, living on Munibung Hill, is a close relative of the Bilby - one of the species on the to-save list. With…
Lights off for moths
Mountain pygmy-possums weigh just 40 grams when they awake from months of hibernation.CREDIT:ZOOS VICTORIA This story is about how everything is interconnected. How our choices…
It depends on how close or how distant we are
From a distance a landscape can appear to be simply a shape on the horizon. All that can be seen is an outline or at…
TreeSisters building a relationship with trees
Clare Dubois had one of those aha moments a few years back. It was the motivating factor in what has become a worldwide program to…
A call to recalibrate our relationship with the land
There’s a call for a change in our mindset about land, in the writing of this timely book. Author of Who’s Minding the Farm? In…