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FIELD DAY!
Come along to a very special field day brought to you by Banyula, the Regenerative Agriculture Alliance at Southern Cross University, and the Primary Industries Education Foundation Australia – PIEFA Held on an amazing 900-acre property just outside of Clunes , this will be an epic event co-hosted by filmmaker Damon Gameau and regenerative agriculture…
Decade Of Ecological Restoration Series – Episode 4 – Lauren O’Reilly from Free Range Permaculture
We found Lauren working in her productive food garden in Blindmouth Valley during the Decade of Ecological Restoration, she is a permaculturalist whose job is to teach people how to build and work with soil to grow wonderful food and flowers. “Regenerative for me means organic, taking as little from the land as possible and…
CO2 Drawdown Episode 1: Biodiverse Reforestation Sequesters Carbon
Zero Emissions Byron’s ‘C02 Drawdown Stories’ is a quest to find and share Byron Shire’s most effective carbon sequestration projects and the dedicated, determined champions who are driving them. Episode 1: Biodiverse Reforestation Sequesters Carbon Celebrating the work of carbon drawdown champion Claire Oelrichs who has self funded the planting 50,000 trees since 1991 on…
Rex’s Recommendation #5 : Book – Dirt to Soil by Gabe Brown
Soil health pioneer Gabe Brown did not set out to write a book on no-till, regenerative agriculture but that was the end product of his research into a new method of farming that would bring back life to his farm, rather than taking away from it. As a series of weather-related crop disasters put the…
Climate Change / Events / NewsTHE BIG U-TURN AHEAD – Calling Australia to Action on Climate Change
Byron 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…
