The Pintubi traditional owners have helped to create the largest protected zone of arid land on earth, by declaring 4.2 million hectares of their land full article »
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 10am SAT NOV 9th Every year Armidale folk gather at Black Gully (behind NERAM) to celebrate community, music and biodiversity 
This guide shows planting time periods that should allow you to get a crop in Armidale. 
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A few months ago Pope Francis urged humanity to have more respect for nature, saying we were custodians of a planet created by God. The full article » It is true that all of us need a basic level of material security. But after that, more stuff does not bring more happiness. The full article » These are the 10 campaigns that have took 2014 by storm, according to the Guardian. This Greenpeace campaign targeting the iconic full article » 
A unique opportunity to lead a Global Project and lend your expertise and passion in Sustainable Land Management (SLM) Global Project Lead Vital SLM full article » 
Jeremy L. Caradonna’s new book, “Sustainability: A History,” finds that the notion of sustainability arose from early inklings in full article » 
Lauren Singer, a college student from New York, lives a completely no waste life. Although she was studying Environmental studies, protesting, and was president full article » 
There are 27,600 edible plants on Earth, mostly vegetables, and most of them are unknown to the majority of people. We have not yet full article » 
Uralla Shire Council Mayor, Mr Michael Pearce, today announced Uralla as the model town for the Zero Net Energy Town (ZNET) project. “Uralla is full article » 
In small pockets across Australia you’ll find the breeds we left behind: sheep from the First Fleet, chooks whose genetic lines date back hundreds full article » 
This year’s North Coast Energy Forum was a stand-out as the best yet, with really visible momentum behind their leadership in creating Australia’s first full article » 
You are invited to attend the official announcement of the successful town and consultants. To create the Blueprint and Business Case for Australia’s first full article » 
Bundarra Berkshires, a free-range pig farm in south-west New South Wales, has just raised $18,000 from supporters pledging money, to build a commercial kitchen full article » 
Replanting native forests and woodlands vegetation on Indigenous lands, especially across southern and eastern Australia, could help restore the nation’s native vegetation in places full article » 
Towards the end of 2009 two couples started an ambitious project promoting sustainability in urban living, which they named “The full article » 
A new consortium is working to establish Australia’s first community owned retailer, with big plans to build, generate and sell renewable energy in the full article » 
Applications for membership of C4CE are now open. Membership is open to all projects and organisations working on community energy ~ full article » 
Keep NSW Beautiful has been campaigning against littering for nearly forty years. Its programs focus on reducing litter. In its full article » 
The world populations of fish, birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles fell overall by 52 per cent between 1970 and 2010. According tofull article » 
While community energy is thriving overseas, Australia remains behind the curve. Denmark Community Windfarm (DCW) has built a two turbine windfarm, with permission for full article » 
The overall purpose of Zero Net Energy Town (ZNET) is to create Australia’s first town which satisfies all of its own energy needs at full article » 
New research by CSIRO has shown that there is less than 1 chance in 100,000 that global average temperature over the past 60 years full article » The North Coast’s annual event for creating a sustainable energy system is just around the corner and it’s time to book your tickets to ensure full article » |
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