What are ecovillages?
A global movement is underway to design and live in ecovillages, but what are they and what can they offer?
Category: Valuing biodiversity
Shifting restoration’s mindset away from the ‘Garden of Eden’
There has been a recent recommendation to set restoration baselines as pre-degradation ecological communities. However this is a nostalgic aspiration, akin
So what is NCRIS and why does it matter?
Over the past few weeks there has been much political ado about the withholding of funding for Australia’s science infrastructure
Grubs up
Shouldn’t we be taking the idea of eating insects – or entophagy – a bit more seriously? Now I
Will the climate debate end up being fought in the courts?
Could politicians and scientists in the future be charged with “climate negligence”? Society generally has a pretty clear idea of
Engaging hearts and minds to reverse the biodiversity crisis
Lets us be in no doubt – we are in the midst of the greatest biodiversity crisis the world has
Animated evolution – Stated Clearly by Jon Perry
Sunday was the anniversary of the publication of Darwin’s Origin of Species (first published on 24th November 1859 – you
Anzang nature photography exhibition at SA Museum
The Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year 2013 exhibition is happening at the South Australian Museum, and there are
Bower birds go a-courting
Spring is the time for the birds to start their courting rituals, and that includes one of the most interesting,
World octopus day!
How could I have missed this one? Yesterday was World Octopus Day, so here’s an infographic about these amazing creatures,
Biodiversity Revolution 