Cut the crap – Bans work, and this proves it
When we citizens of Australia find it difficult to self discipline, unable to desist from using single use plastic bags of our own accord, then it is well known that…
For the beauty of the Earth, and for the plants who take care of us
A short post to pass on a couple of wise observations. According to Robin Wall Kimmerer, April 13 being International Plants Day, was a good opportunity to reflect on how…
First things first: Earth first, nature first, biodiversity first
How our biggest threat is us. How can that be? It's not unusual to threaten someone else, but surely one wouldn't threaten themselves. It's seems strange, but it also seems…
Councillors speak in favour of Munibung Hill Management Plan.
Lake Macquarie City Council’s Built and Natural Assets Standing Committee (BNASC) met on 11 April. The Committee, voted on item 22BNA003 Adoption of Munibung Hill Management Plan, in a one line recommendation,…
A double whammy inflicting knock-out blows on native wildlife
Lives lost to ferals continues to mount by the day, let along the week, the month, the year. And that's on top of lives lost over the last ten, twenty,…
Population past and present
The two issues we most often skirt around when we talk about nature and how she is dealing with the onslaught of human consumerism, are population and economic growth. A…
Nature deserves better than aspiring cravers and bingers
Bombarded by emails, tantilised with offers, the never ending constant arrival of what would in another context be unsolicited mail arriving every day. Except now it’s almost every hour of…
Care-taking and stewardship important for Munibung Hill
A lot of emphasis is given to building our intelligence, having a better understanding of a situation or problem. Intelligence is talked about a lot when it comes to decision…
Petrochemcial plastic is a symptom of a growth-at-all-costs economic model
In the drive to reduce 'waste' and having once perfectly good and functioning products end up in landfill, the push to introduce Right to Repair legislation and practice Circular Economy…
Councils roll up sleeves to put an end to wildlife killings
The chorus of voices supporting stricter controls on domestic cat movement is mounting, getting louder and finally being taken more seriously. This is thanks, in part, to the consistent and…
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