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Each month Brunswick Valley Landcare publishes a comprehensive newsletter of what’s happening in the land of landcare in our shire and beyond. If you haven’t already read November 2022’s edition the topics include: HABITAT ACTION GRANT RESTORING FISH HABITAT ON THE BRUNSWICK RIVER MAIN ARM NEW WILDLIFE CORRIDOR SYSTEM TO OPEN VITAL LINKS FOR NATIVE…
Electric utes have arrived in Australia and more brands are set to start delivering their electric models over the next two years. Check out the Climate Council’s article about it here and while you’re checking out their site make sure you have a look at their infographics they are excellent! Like this one:
Flood resilience is the ability to prepare for, live through and then return to normal household routines with the least amount of disruption and anxiety possible. Flood resilience will not stop flood waters. However, it aims to equip residents to make their properties more resilient, ensuring they recover quickly from flood events. James Davidson, JDA…
“An unashamedly optimistic project, it builds on and celebrates the work of many individuals and groups to address climate change and restore degraded ecosystems. The events are taking place on Bundjalung country, and indigenous people are integrally involved in planning. In collaboration with partners, the project was conceived and is coordinated by Dr Ray Moynihan, a…
July e-news EV Expo rescheduled for Nov; Update on solar uptake in our region; Switch to Enova now and support ZEB at the same time; Guide to Best Practice Native Vegetation Restoration; High School EV competition; Low Carbon Living online directory; Tips on how to stay warm and save money on your heating cost this…
Sustainable Living – One topic at a time. Which will you chose this year? The list of courses on offer is so extensive we’ve decided to just list the Sustainable Living courses in this post that start in February. In addition to learning skills that will reduce your footprint studying locally is a great way…