Alice Springs Landcare
Greening Australia and Alice Springs Landcare are pleased to invite you to a community field day on the banks of the Todd River this Sunday 5th October.
Meet at Casa Nostra carpark 9am. Write this in your diaries now!
Activities: rubbish removal, maintenance of past plantings and buffel control around remnant vegetation and Old Red Gum Trees.
Bring: Hat, sunscreen, water bottle, mug, rug/chair, gloves and any spare tools. Supervision and training provided on the day
Hang around afterwards for a BBQ and the inaugural Annual General Meeting of Alice Springs Landcare.
This is the chance you have been waiting for to get your hands dirty and help look after the unique environment of Alice Springs.
Enquires:
Ben Kober
Urban Landcare Officer Alice Springs
Greening Australia NT (Ltd)
PH: (08) 89532882
FAX: (08) 89527434
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Showing posts with label environment. Show all posts
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
SPEAKERS and PARTICIPANTS NEEDED:
Volunteer speakers, requests or cancellation of email notification: contact Bill Low, Coordinator, P.O.Box 3130, Alice Springs; Phone/Fax 89 555 222, Fax 89 555 722; Email: LowEcol@LowEcol.com.au Organisational and distributional assistance from CSIRO, NRETA, DPIFM, CAT, CLC. Seminar notices are available on the web
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central Australia,
environment,
speakers,
talks
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Making Sense of Global Environmental Change
Do you want to stay up-to-date on the latest science and policy related to conservation and global environmental change, but just don't have the time to make sense of it all?
GreenFacts, a Belgian NGO, has put together dozens of information 'digests' on topics ranging from climate change to biodiversity. Many of their reports (in five different languages) are produced in conjunction with international bodies such as the Convention on Biological Diversity. Check out the GreenFacts website for a full list of available digests and other information
GreenFacts, a Belgian NGO, has put together dozens of information 'digests' on topics ranging from climate change to biodiversity. Many of their reports (in five different languages) are produced in conjunction with international bodies such as the Convention on Biological Diversity. Check out the GreenFacts website for a full list of available digests and other information
Labels:
biodiversity,
climate change,
environment,
facts
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