Environment Search

Bluecray Search Engine

sustainable

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

 Posted by al on November 17, 2009  Education  No Responses »
Nov 172009
 
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 prior to them then taking hold as weeds. These industries also appear to offer herbicides as an acceptable answer to mainstream Australian weed …»»

Land and Water Stewardship in the Mt Warning Caldera Region – food for thought

 Posted by al on March 22, 2009  Advocacy  No Responses »
Mar 222009
 
Land and Water Stewardship in the Mt Warning Caldera Region - food for thought

The Mt Warning Caldera Region of NE NSW and SE QLD has many disturbed, weed infested poorly managed lands and waterways. Lantana, Camphor Laurel and other environmental and declared weed species abound. There is a trend for revegetation and habitat restoration projects, (land for Wildlife, landcare, caring for our country etc) to incorporate herbicide spraying of weeds, into the projects. Many projects are along waterways. Growing by Organics-food Gardens & Sharing : Article at Bluecray …»»

Philosophy of Environmental Destruction in the Name of Healing

 Posted by al on March 3, 2009  Philosophy  No Responses »
Mar 032009
 
Philosophy of Environmental Destruction in the Name of Healing

The Directions loving vision to heal + habitat = more habitat and more biodiversity killing to heal + habitat = less habitat, less biodiversity The Agricultural Chemical and Machinery Industries‘ direction within mainstream society has endowed future populations of  our world with: fast food production, decreased biosphere activity fast development increased production yield in mainstream Horticultural, Agricultural and Amenity cropping systems. Everywhere you drive, along the side of the roads you can see this legacy …»»

Kings Forest Development threatens 21 Threatened Species of Fauna

 Posted by al on February 28, 2009  Advocacy  No Responses »
Feb 282009
 
Kings Forest Development threatens 21 Threatened Species of Fauna

Threats to threatened species on the NE NSW Coast of Australia are increasing, due to inappropriate developments by developers who have a history of disregard for habitat and wildlife. Engineering and developments that cause land to become bare, vegetation to become fragmented and biodiversity to lessen for long, or even relatively short periods of time hold no place in this modern world of stress and foreseeable biological disaster. The precautionary principle,  “Where the possibility exists …»»

Kings Forest Project Development in Tweed Shire by the Leda Group has Public Submissions extended by NSW Department of Planning

 Posted by al on February 26, 2009  Environment  2 Responses »
Feb 262009
 
Kings Forest Project Development in Tweed Shire by the Leda Group has Public Submissions extended by NSW Department of Planning

The Kings Forest Project Development in Tweed Shire  ( Mt Warning Caldera Region – NSW,  Australia ), by the property Group, Leda, has had an extension for Public Submission made, by the NSW Department of Planning. Kings Forest,on the coast near Kingscliff, NE NSW, is a beautiful, bio-diverse State Significant Site (Part 3A of the NSW Planning Law) with Koala and other fauna habitat, freshwater coastal wetlands, swamp Schlerophyll Forests. **FOR People wishing to find …»»

Radical Psychology : can we afford to live without it?

 Posted by al on January 27, 2009  Philosophy  2 Responses »
Jan 272009
 
Radical Psychology : can we afford to live without it?

Psychology and its practice, like all mainstream collective attempts to frame and explore human perceptions, has at it’s fringes ( and sometimes deep within its core)  elements of true genius and insight.  This insight has courage to dare step into the unknown with some rather radical approaches. This can comfort those who find that the mainstream collective rationale is no longer serving them. My own mind has been home to  radical thoughts since the beginning …»»

Nature, Reflection and Learning

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

“It is good for man To try all changes, progress and corruption, powers, peace and anguish, not to go down the dinosaur’s way Until all his capacities have been explored: and it is good for him To know that his needs and nature are no more changed,in fact, in ten thousand years than the beaks of eagles” Robinson Jeffers (1887-1962) from “The Beaks of Eagles” (from the Jeffers Collection at the Mary Norton Clapp Library) …»»

Environmental Economic Education and the 2020 Summit

 Posted by al on April 20, 2008  Environment  No Responses »
Apr 202008
 

I admit I have not really read much about the 2020 Summit in Canberra this weekend (19th/20th April,2008), but I did see Barry Jones on tv saying that “if the environment is shot, then the economy is shot as well”. He has a good point there. The current system of education adopted by our state governments gives strong weighting to economic outcomes for our childrens’ learning. The ALP supports “Kevin Rudd’s plan for Australia’s Future”, …»»

Page 1 of 212

Popular

Popular Searches

when does saturn leave libra, environment collage, saturn in libra 2012, environmental collage, kings forest development, betong marsupial, when will saturn leave libra, loss of biodiversity, richmond birdwing butterfly, biorregion neartica, Richmond birdwing butterfly facts, baby brown snake pictures, fireweed, BIOREGION PALEÁRTICA, saturn in scorpio 2012, kings forest, effect of saturn transit in 2012, effects of saturn in libra, environment collages, saturn transit 2012, biorregion paleartica, richmond birdwing butterfly location, Saturn in Scorpio transit, saturn transit in libra, baby white tail spider, libra 2012, effect of saturn in libra, Black bee, birdwing butterfly vine, flora de biorregion paleartica, saturn in libra meaning, biodiversity loss, bioregion australiana, baby eastern brown snake pictures, eastern brown snake life cycle, pictures of land degradation biodiversity loss air pollution, richmond birdwing butterfly information, saturn effect on libra, saturn in libra, transit of saturn in libra effects, collage about environment, bluecray org, environmental collages, flora de la bioregion paleartica, kings forest leda, fireweed QLD, overgrazed land, impact of saturn in libra on pisces, saturn libra 2012, crow totem, crow, richmond birdwing butterfly life cycle, green and brown butterfly, richmond birdwing butterfly habitat, saturn transit scorpio 2012
© 2012 Bluecray.org | Sitemap XML | Admin Suffusion theme by Sayontan Sinha