By Bonnie Cassen Biodiversity in Australia is under threat like never before. The three billion wildlife and millions of hectares of forest destroyed in the Black Summer fires of 2019/2020 leave all remaining habitat across the country precious and requiring protection. Development in West Culburra is back on the agenda with amended plans for the […]
By Kerry Laws For many years those involved in Australia's anti-uranium movement have been in awe of three courageous Tjiwarl women, Shirley & Elizabeth Wonyabong and Vicki Abdullah. Their determination and persistence to protect their ancestral country, on the edge of the Western Australian goldfields, from uranium mining has been an inspiration. Receiving a National […]
Words and photos by Chris Grounds We are all so involved nowadays in the big picture issues, thrown at us relentlessly each day in all media and journals, that engagements and attachments to natural environment that sustain and engage us can slip away. The Pied Oystercatcher (POC) [Haematopus longirostris] is an endangered and threatened species […]
