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Critics of ‘degrowth’ economics say it’s unworkable – but from an ecologist’s perspective, it’s inevitable
City wins technology award
Which mammal is Byron Shire’s super-pollinator
Richmond Town Centre Liveability Project official launch
Supporting a Greener Latrobe City with the Sustainability Action Plan
Predator control helps hold the line in the Dart, Routeburn and Caples
Fremantle council targeting reduced emissions of 43 per cent by 2030
Experts say radical shift needed in our relationship with the environment
Research grants to aid wild dog monitoring and control
South Windsor Town Centre Liveability Project official launch
Help protect our shorebirds and chicks – keep dogs in designated areas
Value of nature goes beyond economic growth indicators
Minister Bowen’s trip to G20, Japan and Korea
Snake wrangler offers only accredited TAFE course in the Northern Territory
Removing roadblocks to housing supply
More than 250 scientists call for end to land clearing
Young students pitch their sustainability projects
Explore biodiversity and birdlife during National Science Week at the Art Gallery
Applications now open for public sector ICT Graduate Programs
New and expanded national parks in WA’s Mid West-Gascoyne
Investing In Marine Ecosystems And Blue Carbon Capture
Residents called to join in Baw Baw’s Biodiversity Blitz
Warburton Tree update 9 August
Grants open: Indigenous Protected Areas
UN expert: States must support leadership roles of Indigenous Youth
City-dwelling wildlife demonstrate ‘urban trait syndrome’
Dogs prohibited on Old New Brighton Road pathway
Western Sydney tree tech provides 1500 homes for animals
Summary of Council’s 7 August 2023 Ordinary Meeting
Community digs deep for National Tree Day
$52 K in Berrybank Wind Farm grants allocated
Council calls out for citizen scientist volunteers
Darwin parents arrive in Canberra to call on government to withdraw gas support
Conservation and education collab to create next-gen of Aussie Wildlife Champions
Vets call on governments to put animal welfare ahead of fossil fuel interests in Beetaloo Basin
Funding Boost For Wildlife Rescue Volunteers
Spring Outdoors 2023
Hazard reduction burns for Border Ranges and Mallanganee
Record numbers at National Tree Day 2023 community planting event
Human-bird backyard interactions soar during lockdowns
3,000 trees, shrubs and ground covers planted
Walhalla Sewerage Feasibility and Crown Land Sales Report released
Requirements for wind farm developments set for review
Hazard reduction burn in Werakata National Park 2 August
Unique study shows we can train wild predators to hunt alien species they’ve never seen before
Forest burn to protect native wildlife and the community
Hazard reduction burn at Maddens Plains
NSW clearing 640 football fields of land per day, the majority unexplained

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