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Tree Tuesday | Native forest cover of Aotearoa / New Zealand

20/05/2024
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Forests, Habitats, Nature

These images are of iconic forest trees in Aotearoa, illustrated on a postage a ‘stamp’ This final image is a map of New Zealand – forest cover in pre-European v today……. ...

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No Mow May – why we need butterflies, bees?

16/05/2024
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Bees, Butterflies, Habitats, No Mow May campaign

No Mow May is the UK charity Plantlife’s annual campaign calling all lawn owners not to mow during May. Let your wildflowers grow this summer, they state. We’ve lost approximately 97% of flower-rich meadows since the 1930’s and with them gone are vital food needed by pollinators, such as bees and butterflies. What are the benefits of NOT mowing your lawn? A healthy lawn with some long grass and wildflowers benefits wildlife, tackles pollution and can even lock away...

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State of the environment in Australia – Very cloudy with some good news

24/07/2022
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Conservation, Habitats, State of the environment report Australia, Wildlife

Hey kids who wants to go to the wildlife sanctuary to say goodbye to all the animals? A cartoon from the Sydney morning Herald summarises the general – grim – impact of the state environment report released this week by the Australian federal government. The report paints a bleak picture of Australia’s wildlife, and that many strategic actions will be needed to properly catch up on the protection of Australian wildlife and habitats, and arguably to re-engage with the Australian...

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Henricus Peters

A geographer and ecologist, I see the world as a system of connections which if broken have the very real potential of wrecking life on Earth. But there's good news too. Join me on the journey to figure out the future....together.

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