Weeds, Biodiversity and Australia’s Land and Water Stewardship Practices

Weeds, Biodiversity and Australia’s Land and Water Stewardship Practices

Weed Management in Australia is a high energy industry. It is based on mowing, slashing, burning, mulching, spraying, grazing. Whilst prevention is the obvious first step in weed management, Australia’s horticultural and agricultural industries have offered little help. These industries are  responsible for many plant species being used, sold, distributed and promoted … Continue reading

Environmental Advocacy Collages and Photos June – November 2009

Environmental Advocacy Collages and Photos June – November 2009

Environmental Advocacy Collages & Photos for Educational use. These photos (and some Artwork) are mainly for the Mt Warning (Wollumbin) Caldera Region of NE NSW & SE QLD, Australia. If you are an educator wishing to obtain a better quality image of these Environmental Advocacy pictures for educational purposes, then please contact … Continue reading

Cross – Cultural Environmental Education and the evolution of Australia’s Cultural Policy

Cross – Cultural Environmental Education and the evolution of Australia’s Cultural Policy

Minister for the Environment, Water, Heritage & the Arts, Peter Garrett, has opened a National dialogue on National Cultural Policy (October 2009).  There is both a FORUM for discussion, ideas and comment , and opportunity for making a FORMAL SUBMISSION on our future National Cultural Policy. The website page at this link:- … Continue reading

Saturn in Libra 2009 to 2012 – a perfect butterfly in the light

Saturn in Libra 2009 to 2012 – a perfect butterfly in the light

Saturn transits into the Astrological sign of Libra on 30th October 2009 at approximately 4.09am (AEDT) at Byron Bay, NE NSW, Australia. If you happen to be on the beach at Byron Bay, you will see Saturn rising in the sky not long after this. Saturn‘s entry into Libra coincides with its … Continue reading

Our Coastal Zone, Engineering for Climate Change and our childrens’ future

Our Coastal Zone, Engineering for Climate Change and our childrens’ future

Engineers have a critical role to play in the management of our Coastal Zones for projected climate change scenarios. Here are some search results at google for coastal zone management and Climate Change . Here are some bluecray environmental search engine results for the same. You can find the CSIRO and BOM … Continue reading

Land and water stewardship : Rescuing Remnants

Land and water stewardship : Rescuing Remnants

I have just been to visit the beautiful Beechmont Plateau, in the Gold Coast Hinterland, SE Qld, Australia.  Adjoining this Plateau is the Lamington Plateau, host to the Lamington National Park , Gondwana Heritage Rainforests and all things wonderful. These biodiverse rainforests with an ancient heritage extend along the border of NE … Continue reading

Australia’s environmental vandalism heritage :the Tweed Coast developers and our childrens’ future

Australia’s environmental vandalism heritage :the Tweed Coast developers and our childrens’ future

Our Children’s Future, when it comes to environmental vandalism is not only OUR concern, but Their concern. The Greens  have given out their Bad  Developer Awards recently. The Tweed Shire Council and the NSW Department of Planning have received dishonourable awards for the worst Government Department and the worst Council. Perhaps you … Continue reading

Corporate Giant Woolworths and the Northern Rivers Town of Mullumbimby

Corporate Giant Woolworths and the Northern Rivers Town of Mullumbimby

Mullumbimby is a beautiful town in the Northern Rivers of NSW, Australia.  The people of Mullumbimby have gathered together for a long time now to take on the Corporate giant, Woolworths. WHY? Because the NSW Department of Planning has approved a Woolworths Development in their beautiful little township, and the towns folk … Continue reading