In 1847, a young German named Ferdinand Mueller came to Adelaide, with a dream: to be the botanist who catalogued every plant species in Australia. Off he went, collecting plants from Queensland to Victoria, up… Continue reading
“Community empowerment was a key issue about conflict resolution about engagement about hearing the 90% of the community that aren’t whinging who are actually supportive.” Sarah Hill, NSW vice-president of the Planning… Continue reading
Andrew Maynard, Director, Risk Innovation Lab, Arizona State University published in The Conversation, 27th January 2016 Early in 2015, a group calling itself the Nappy Science Gang hit the parenting scene in the U.K.… Continue reading
UK flooding: How a Yorkshire town worked with nature to stay dry, courtesy Geoffrey Lean, The Independent, 3rd January 2016 (pictured left: Canoeists check out buildings in flooded York Getty) While the sodden,… Continue reading
People power unearths a hidden world in WA soils, Karl Gruber in ECOS, CSIRO 15th September 2014 Why would 400 or more Western Australians, trowels and GPS devices in hand, take to the… Continue reading
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