SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Save the Warrawong SAnctuary. Received response from Premier today. Everyone email minister responsible.
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Ice age extinction shaped Australian plant diversity, study finds.
A beautiful Hyacinth orchid, Dipodium punctatum, photographed by Brett from TFL Works while the team was working at Belair Rec Park doing some woody weed control this week.
Scientists say governments need to seriously consider reintroducing dingoes to the landscape in order to protect vulnerable native species. Dingoes cause hundreds of thousands of dollars damage each year to livestock and there have been huge efforts to cull them by laying poisonous baits and shooting them. But this has allowed feral species like cats and foxes to thrive and experts say the current approach is counter-productive.
Anti Gas meeting Wed 20th Feb
Posted on February 15, 2013 Stopping Gas Expansion in SA
Various gas projects planned for SA threaten to undermine any gains in renewable energy our state has made. CLEAN is committed to stopping the expansion of fossil fuels and rebukes the notion that gas is a ‘transitional fuel’.
Here she is! Just after a week in care and looking fabulous, our beautiful and very active Angel the Wombat.
The State Government, with the Local Government Association of SA and the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility, invite you to attend the SA Climate Change Adaptation Showcase on Thursday 14 March.Posted on February 15, 2013 Stopping Gas Expansion in SA
Various gas projects planned for SA threaten to undermine any gains in renewable energy our state has made. CLEAN is committed to stopping the expansion of fossil fuels and rebukes the notion that gas is a ‘transitional fuel’.
Here she is! Just after a week in care and looking fabulous, our beautiful and very active Angel the Wombat.
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Habitat for Wombat Health – Saturday 2nd March 2.00 – 4.30pm at Kingston House.
Don’t miss an opportunity to listen to three celebrated environmental advocates - opening address delivered by Dr Barbara Hardy AO with key speakers Associate Professor Rod Wells and Dr Wayne Boardman. Tickets are $50 with all proceeds to support the health of the Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat and its habitat. For more information or to buy tickets contact Conservation Volunteers – email tcurtis@cva.org.au or Ph 8212 0777.
Trapping draws to a close at Arid RecoveryHabitat for Wombat Health – Saturday 2nd March 2.00 – 4.30pm at Kingston House.
Don’t miss an opportunity to listen to three celebrated environmental advocates - opening address delivered by Dr Barbara Hardy AO with key speakers Associate Professor Rod Wells and Dr Wayne Boardman. Tickets are $50 with all proceeds to support the health of the Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat and its habitat. For more information or to buy tickets contact Conservation Volunteers – email tcurtis@cva.org.au or Ph 8212 0777.
Ice age extinction shaped Australian plant diversity, study finds.
The alleged killing of a whale in Australian waters has led to a dangerous confrontation between Japanese whalers and Sea Shepherd activists.
The Flinders Ranges National Park Co-management Board is working towards the development of a management plan for the Flinders Ranges National Park. Discussion papers have been developed to guide initial community input into the development of the plan.
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