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What on Earth can I do about climate change?
Sasha and Sebastian out on the street helping people understand the actions they can take to reduce emissions.
Decade Of Ecological Restoration Series – Episode 6 – Regeneration & Sequestration – Simone O’Brien
Simone is the co-owner of a 10 acre property in Blindmouth Valley. She has been the custodian since 2017 and has been working to steadily regenerate the land with others who have bush regeneration and permaculture knowledge. “As a custodian of the land one of the best things I can do is reparation because this…
Rex Harris, Bangalow Maca Farmer & Change Maker
Why sunlight and regenerative agricultural practices are the key to this Macadamia Orchard. Watch the video https://youtu.be/MAjhgUmtz4A Read the story here – provided by Rex Since 1998 Piccadilly Park Macadamia Orchard has been the home farm of Rex and Lynette Harris. Together with Sons Carl and Daniel, farm manager Mark Jones, and agronomist Ray O’Grady,…
Brunswick Valley Landcare’s February Newsletter
Each month Brunswick Valley Landcare publishes a comprehensive newsletter of what’s happening in the land of landcare in our shire and beyond. Seriously how big is that cane toad!!?? This brilliant newsletter has standing items including: EVENTS AND SEMINARS, WEED OF THE MONTH, WORKING BEE lists & LINKS to fabulous resources. ZEB highly recommends…
Decade of Ecological Restoration Series – Episode 3 – Native Regeneration on Mevlana Community
Wren met with Michael Murray, shareholder of Mevlana for 25 years, at the eastern end of the community lands where a large coastal melaleuca swamp forest has been regenerated. “We removed camphor, lantana and other weeds so that the native vegetation could again dominate the site” Like other wetland forest ecosystems, a large amount of…
April 2020 e-news
Protecting ourselves from the virus is pushing us to new levels of consideration for the world around us and for others. Growing community response is the change needed to deal with the even greater challenge of climate change.