Governments for Sustainability (ICLEI) – Cities Biodiversity Center (CBC) have released the report of the 2014 Cities and Subnational Governments Biodiversity Summit. The Summit was held in the Republic of Korea in parallel to the 12th meeting of the Conference …
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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 ATA (Alternative Technology Association) Solar Caravan and Eco Camping eBook contains the best articles from ReNew magazine on off-grid solar set-ups and energy saving appliances for caravans, boats and camping.
The Independent Biodiversity Legislation Review Panel has presented its final report to the NSW Minister for the Environment detailing recommendations to improve the legislative and policy framework for biodiversity conservation and native vegetation management in NSW.
A new Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists blueprint describes the transformative, long-term economic and institutional reforms that Australia must implement if it is to create a healthy environment with a productive economy.
Wetlands International has released two new publications on the value of mangroves: The role of mangroves in fisheries enhancement and Mangroves for Coastal Defence: Guidelines for coastal managers & policy makers.
The tourism industry is one of the least regulated economic sectors. However, tourists are increasingly concerned about the environmental impact of their holidays. In this context, CSR processes play a significant role. This baseline study looks at biodiversity, tourism and …
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The Deep Decarbonization Pathways Project (DDPP) has published its 2014 report. The DDPP is understanding and showing how individual countries can transition to a low-carbon economy and how the world can meet the 2 degrees Celsius (°C) target.
The Places You Love alliance has completed a landmark survey of Australia’s environment. More than any time in our history, humans are impacting the health and function of nature, with significant implications for the well-being and prosperity of Australian society.
The CSIRO report Australia’s Biosecurity Future: preparing for future biological challenges uses strategic foresight to identify the major biosecurity trends and risks that Australia may need to respond to over the next 20-30 years.