This Australian River Restoration Centre (ARRC) forum provides participants with the opportunity to actively participate in workshops addressing key aspects of water knowledge: Climate change, water impacts and adaptation Water planning and markets Indigenous knowledge and cultural flows Science communication …
Sharing Water Knowledge Forum, 29-30 March, Albury Read more »
Every year, from Perth to Penrith, hundreds of thousands of Australians get stuck in and Clean Up their local environment by collecting and removing rubbish on Clean Up Australia Day. Be part of the largest community involvement event in Australia. …
The National Environmental Grants Guide is an annual directory of environmental grant and funding opportunities available from Australian Governments, corporate giving programs and major Australian philanthropic funds and trusts. Produced by Yarramine Environmental, the 2011 edition details over 150 grants …
The Thiess International and Australian Riverprizes are awarded for excellence in river management, and since 1999 RiverFoundation has awarded over AU$2.75 million in Riverprize awards. In 2011, Thiess International and Australian Riverprize winners and finalists will each receive a trophy …
Submissions for 2011 Riverprizes open until 30 March 2011 Read more »
Landshare Australia brings together people who have a passion for home-grown food, connecting those who have land to share with those who need land for cultivating food. The concept of Landshare began in the UK, launched through the River Cottage …
The Property Council of Australia commissioned the largest ever survey on attitudes towards the liveability of Australia’s cities and government performance in urban policy. Factors that Australians give cities the thumbs-up for include their recreational and outdoor areas (79 per …
In the 21st century, more than ever before, cities around the world depend on the knowledge of their citizens, their institutions and their firms and enterprises. The Third Knowledge City World Summit, held in Melbourne in November 2010, aimed to …
SEE-Change is a community, not-for-profit group that aims to inspire, inform and support action to reduce Canberra’s ecological footprint. The ‘SEE’ in SEE-Change stands for Society, the Environment and the Economy. SEE-Change’s organisation comprises of a central support office and …
SEE-Change, Communities creating a sustainable Canberra Read more »
Time is running out to register for the Education for Sustainability Workshop Series 2011, which is being conducted in February and early March: EfS practitioner workshops will help you to discover how the Education for Sustainability Professional Learning Hub (the …
Reminder – NSW Education for Sustainability Workshop Series 2011 Read more »
The 2011 Queensland Landcare Conference, which will be held in Ayr from 20 – 23 September is set to focus on the generations of guardians responsible for land and culture stewardship across the state. Conference host Lower Burdekin Landcare Association …
2011 Queensland Landcare Conference – Call for papers Read more »