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 Posted by al on March 5, 2009  Education  No Responses »
Mar 052009
 
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The Mt Warning Region, on the east coast of Australia has vegetation remnants that suggest the region has good resilience to drought continental conditions over time. Three other important regions that can withstand drier trans-continental periods are the Temperate Rainforests of Victoria, the Dorrigo Plateau Region, Eastern NSW  and Far North Queensland Rainforests. bluecray Regional Environmental News – Mt Warning Caldera : WATER Water Links SE QLD and NE NSW What is an ecological community? …»»

Kings Forest Development ( by Leda ), The NSW State Government, and Part 3A of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 – will it cause a change in NSW Environmental Planning Laws?

 Posted by al on March 1, 2009  Advocacy  No Responses »
Mar 012009
 

The Kings Forest Development (Leda Group) shows us some interesting facts about the “perceived right of way” by developers concerning inappropriate development of sensitive areas on the Far North Coast of New South Wales. The EDO (Environmental Defenders)  has highlighted that  Part 3A of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979 has resulted in “The limited capacity for members of the community, or even other environmental agencies, to have their voice heard and the reduced …»»

Environmental Advocacy & the Mt Warning Caldera

 Posted by al on May 4, 2008  Advocacy  No Responses »
May 042008
 

Environmental Advocacy within the Mt Warning Caldera Region Environmental Advocacy within the Mt Warning Caldera Region on East Coast of Australia tells a story as old as human settlement itself. Currently, development pressures, lack of understanding of local habitat issues, a long history of land clearing, catchment flow alteration, aquifer non-management, unsustainable farming methods and human settlement consequences, within the Mt Warning Caldera Region, have compounded the need for widespread Environmental Advocacy. The subsequent loss …»»

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 Posted by al on April 15, 2008  Advocacy  No Responses »
Apr 152008
 

Environmental Advocacy in the Mt Warning Caldera Region relies on sustainable Community action, regional environmental education and some understanding of the complex environmental legal issues, legislations and policies created by the Australian, New South Wales, Queensland and Local (NE NSW and SE QLD) Governments. Bluecray.org endeavours to create cohesive insight, useful resources and links, and practical networks for the people and organisations that have the wellbeing of the Mt Warning Caldera region at heart. While …»»

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