Ranford Pool – planting for protection
In the rural and beautiful Shire of Boddington, approximately 120 km south-east of Perth, runs the tranquil Hotham River. The Hotham River is one of the major upstream waterways which […]
Tag Archives: biodiversity
Local government gives baby birds a home!
Just because local government has to cut down some of its native trees, doesn’t mean that a good outcome can’t come as a result! This week’s blog article is a […]
Perth’s Green Growth Plan – put in your 2 cents
So most Western Australians are aware that even with the slow down in our state economy, we’re still going to see a huge expansion of our citizenry in our suburban […]
Ramsar – the city for Wetlands (Hooray! It’s World Wetlands Day!)
2nd February 1971, marks the date of the signing of the The Convention on Wetlands of International Importance – the Ramsar Convention – in the Iranian city of Ramsar, located […]
Tis the season……for fire
It’s that time of year again folks………the ladders are out, and the gutters are getting gutted. Leaf litter is getting swept away, and sand breaks are being cleared. Chainsaw are […]
National Biodiversity Month! (& other essential dates in September)
Do you keep a diary? Did you know about all the cool environmental goings on this in this ninth month of the Gregorian calendar? Well stick these essential environmental dates in […]
Is humanity in the danger zone?
(and where is Tom Cruise when you really need him, hey?? Anyway…) A recent article published in the esteemed Science journal has suggested that delegates attending the December 2015 UN’s […]
Recognising ecosystem service value or how to get people to give a sh*t about the environment
The cliché that we depend on our mother earth to give us good soils in which to grow food, water to drink, clean air to breathe and oceans to provide us […]
