Urban development and sprawl has significantly changed city landscapes, especially over the past 50 years. These changes have favoured larger birds, including parrots, fruit-eating & meat-eating birds, exotic birds, and the larger honeyeaters, while populations of most smaller bird species …

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The Department of Environment & Climate Change along with Sydney Olympic Park Authority invites biodiversity management professionals & field staff to come along to Sydney Olympic Park for information about: The Green & Golden Bell Frog (GGBF) and its habitat …

BIODIVERSITY, SYDNEY: Green & Golden Bell Frog – Technical Workshop – Monday 17 November Read more »

Frankston was announced the national winner of the Keep Australia Beautiful, Australian Sustainable Cities Awards, held in Sydney. The Award recognises the City of Frankston for its commitment and investment in a wide range of environmental sustainability initiatives and its …

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The Urban Sustainability Support Alliance (USSA) is co-ordinating a poster presentation session titled ‘Onya Soapbox’ at the upcoming NSW Integrating Sustainability in Local Government Symposium on the 24 – 25 November 2008. Posters provide a opportunity for an informal presentation …

SUSTAINABILITY, NSW LOCAL GOV’T: Submit a Poster and get ‘Onya Soapbox’? Read more »