In 2015, the Places You Love Alliance will host the National Nature Conversation. All Australians are invited to register to be involved. The Places You Love Alliance is a coalition of 42 Australian environment groups that has been working to …
Finbox has been developed as a resource to help guide anyone from community groups, natural resource management groups or catchment management authorities, through to government agencies in establishing a demonstration reach, which is a reach of river or area of …
The Guidelines for rural and urban partners to carry out volunteer tree planting projects in rural areas have been produced as an outcome of the successful “Building Bridges to Boorowa” program (this program is discussed in the North Shore care in …
The International Society of Biourbanism is a not-for-profit scientific network for high-quality research, theory making, education, and practice in urbanism and architecture. It supports the exchange and dissemination of knowledge about biourbanism as a new epistemological approach to cities and …
Every three years since 1994, the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) has conducted a survey to track trends in public environmental views, priorities, knowledge and actions. A 2014 independent evaluation assesses the impact and value of the research …
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QuestaBird is a free Australian outdoor adventure game where players compete by photographing birds in the wild. Available from the App Store or Google Play.
Why, despite overwhelming scientific evidence, do we still ignore climate change? And what does it need for us to become fully convinced of what we already know? George Marshall proposes answers to these questions in his new book.
The World Ocean Observatory is dedicated to information, education and public discourse about the ocean defined as an integrated global social system.
Urban Environment News wishes you a happy and safe festive season and a great start to 2015! Many thanks for your support throughout 2014, a year in which Urban Environment News celebrated ten years of operation.
Young Voices is the first study to ask young people themselves how to engage their peers more effectively, and to propose and test new climate change narratives specifically designed to engage 18-25 year olds.