The new eBook Workbook for Managing Urban Wetlands in Australia published by Sydney Olympic Park Authority contain useful hands-on information about managing urban freshwater and estuarine wetlands. The 5 sections and 28 chapters of the eBook have been contributed by …

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At the opening of the World Forum on Natural Capital in Edinburgh, Scotland, 140 organizations from all over the world released a statement to say “No” to biodiversity offsetting. The statement is open for signatures from organizations, groups, networks, associations, …

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The role of media is to truthfully report issues to the public. If people are confused or ignorant about potential threats, they cannot be expected to support action to confront them. The Sceptical Climate Part 2: Climate Science in Australian …

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Celebrating their 25th year, The Banksia Foundation Sustainability Awards recognise and promote innovative sustainable development and practice. Over the last 24 years, The Banksia Foundation has recognised over 350 inspirational, passionate and nationally acclaimed winners. All entries close Friday 26 …

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The Australian Radiation Protection and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA) is inviting submissions on the draft Fundamentals for Protection Against Ionising Radiation. The aim of the Fundamentals is to provide an ethical and scientific basis for the establishment of measures that, …

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New research Exploring the Attitudes-Action Gap in Household Resource Consumption surveyed three environmental lifestyle segments representing the spectrum of attitudes, opinions and intentions across the population in Melbourne: “committed” greens, “material” greens and “enviro-sceptics”. Despite a divergence of attitudes, opinions and …

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Living Smart is an award-winning program that helps you live a more sustainable lifestyle. Knowledge, skills and practical tools are obtained over 6–8 weeks for you to take action in your own home and community to improve both your quality of life and reduce your environmental impact. Topics include simple living, …

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