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THE BIG U-TURN AHEAD – Calling Australia to Action on Climate Change
FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInWhatsAppByron Theatre was packed with the concerned and the curious to hear Professor Will Steffen present the current facts from the point of view of an Earth Science expert on 27 June 2018. His radical presentation was disturbing. In the words of panellist Simon Clough: “It was profoundly challenging! But these are truths we need…
Good Fire – Share the trailer to all your platforms to grow our collective understanding
Trailer for Good Fire Sequesters Carbon Two passionate local carbon drawdown champions, fire ecologist Dr Andy Baker and Bundjalung cultural fire practitioner Oliver Costello, encourage us to befriend fire and use it as a regenerative force rather than allow it to be an uncontrolled destructive one. They share their knowledge of the multiple benefits of…
Rex’s Recommendation #3 : Book – The Call of the Reed Warbler by Charles Massey
“We were extremely lucky to have Charles Massey discuss his book at the Bangalow A&I Hall in August 2018. I think this discussion between John Kempf and Dr Zach Bush at 01 hour 5 minutes and 26 seconds through sums up Charles Massey beautifully.” Rex Harris, Piccadilly Park, Bangalow
Rex’s Recommendation #2 : Colin Seis – Outstanding NSW Farmer & Educator
“Colin Seis is a highly regarded leader in regenerative agriculture in Australia. His technique of pasture cropping is the first major change in the way crops have been grown for the last 10,000 years. The technique has been shown to improve Farm Ecosystems, Soil Ecosystems, Farm resilience and much more. Extensive soil testing on…
Rex Harris, Bangalow Maca Farmer & Change Maker
FacebookTwitterEmailLinkedInWhatsApp 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…
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.