Do not mow: Planting a subtle argument
In the case of the seemingly humble native meadow, planting design has been used to engage with an even more neglected aspect of planting – that of culture. The…
Land use, planetary boundaries and the biodiversity crisis
Two reports worth noting and posting: Romy Zyngier: Australia has overshot three planetary boundaries based on how we use land (The Conversation, 6 June 2022) notes that: For the first time,…
Superworms are super ecological engineers
It's was once considered an amazing human innovation. Aerate some petroleum into a light weight but solid material and presto we have a product that can be used for insulation,…
Minimalism gets a good rap
We promote the getting out into nature and Munibung Hill in particular, as much as we can. We think that maximising the benefits of being in fresh air, allowing our…
Onus for election placards should be with manufacturers
The running of the federal election campaign and for that matter all campaigns, be they state, local or federal, produces more than elected representative. They are resource hungry events extending…
Energy efficiency needs to be a ‘first fuel’ priority
Reducing greenhouse gases emissions produced from the burning of fossil fuels must remain a top priority, for all groups working to protect nature. Munibung Hill Conservation Society (MHCS) while advocating…
End of history – the trap of believing we have become the people we will remain
This is a phenomenon that goes back a long way. As much a delusion as an illusion, the scientists behind this finding have done us a great service by bringing…
Winged pollinators that fit into the palm of your hand
As one of the most abundant and diverse groups of mammals on planet earth, bats play a critical role in pollination, seed dispersal, insect control, nutrient distribution, writes Oma Rodger,…
Call for a Minister for Circular Economy
Within the circular economy framework recycling is low on the list of priorities. Nevertheless, right now in many cases it's the best option we have, and over time it will…
We need to be advocates for our creeks – creek keepers
Land care is a concept that's been around for eons. Indigenous people did it as a matter of course. Living with the land, considering themselves part and parcel of the…
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