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Victoria set to have first new national parks in more than a decade | ABC News
Conservation groups are celebrating proposed legislation for three new national parks in Victoria but not all bush users are happy.— Read on…
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Renewables could be fast tracked and koalas saved by setting aside most biodiverse lands, study finds | Renew Economy
A new study suggests renewables could fast track planning and protect endangered flora and fauna by avoiding 30% of the east coast's most biodiverse areas.— Read on…
Regent Honeyeater Project volunteers celebrate sustainability after planting 750,000 trees | ABC News
Since the Regent Honeyeater Project kicked off in the 1990s, tens of thousands of volunteers have helped to regenerate farmland in order to help save the critically endangered species. — Read on…
Next big thing in sustainable building: Iron-fortified wood | Anthropocene Magazine
Engineers have created steel-like wood by infusing it with iron, offering a climate-friendly alternative to concrete and steel.— Read on…
New ISO Biodiversity Standard Boosts Organisational Resilience | Edie
Discover ISO 17298: the groundbreaking standard aiding organisations in managing biodiversity impacts and risks, aligning with global sustainability goals.— Read on…
Street Tree Myths… and Truths | Friends of the Urban Forest
How many of these 15 Urban Forest Facts did you already know?— Read on www.friendsoftheurbanforest.org/post/street-tree-myths-and-truths Photo by Santiago Manuel De la Colina on Pexels.com #trees #urbanplanning #strees #urbanforest
How many new trees would we need to offset our carbon emissions? | MIT Climate Portal
Because of the complexity of the carbon cycle, the answer is not obvious. What is obvious, MIT experts say, is that we should not only plant more trees but also put much more effort into protecting existing…
Top ‘tree’ posts in August 2025
The Good Tree's top three most viewed posts in August 2025. Photo by Felix Kiss on Pexels.com #trees #topposts #ABCNews #ALA #Australia #urbanplanning #biodiversity
Finding connections to nature in cities is key to healthy urban living
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Bread from seagrass? An elegant solution to rising seas | Anthropocene Magazine
Farmed at scale, seagrass meadows could produce grain in quantities equivalent to 7% of global rice production, a new study finds.— Read on…
Humanity’s bond with nature has dropped 60% since 1800 | Trendwatching
Our connection with nature has dropped 60% in two centuries. Research shows only bold, systemic action can spark lasting recovery.— Read on…
Finding connections to nature in cities is key to healthy urban living
On World Cities Day (UN), below is the article on the call for a radical redesign of cities to integrate restorative, multi-sensory nature … Finding connections to nature in cities is key to healthy urban living
Drought-Resistant Trees: Young Forests Show Promise for Climate Future | Happy Eco News
New research on drought-resistant trees reveals promising findings for forest survival. Scientists discover younger trees growing in drier conditions develop better adaptation mechanisms than older trees…
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The climate case for planting trees has been overhyped — but it’s not too late to fix it | The Conversation
Reforestation can contribute significantly to tackling climate change, but research found its global potential is only a fraction of what’s been claimed.— Read on…
New guide for including natural assets in financial reporting | IPWEA
New guide for including natural assets in financial reporting | IPWEA— Read on insite.ipwea.org/new-guide-for-including-natural-assets-in-financial-reporting/ Photo by Bob Krustev on Pexels.com #IPWEA #economics #valudation…
🔊 Calling MSc or an MRes students🔊 #AcademicResearch is incredibly important to complement practical rainforest restoration work. so we're delighted the @asrainforest.bsky.social research group has come up with 2 new dissertation topics for 25/26 👉
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‘High density’ area of endangered species left out of NSW great koala national park plan, advocates say | Endangered habitats | The Guardian
Call to include forest comes amid frustration at time it is taking Minns government to declare park’s boundaries and meet its election commitment— Read on…
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FLARE 2025 brings together scientists, policymakers, and Indigenous leaders in Peru to explore research for forests and livelihoods.
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The world would be so much poorer without fungi.
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Importance of fallen leaves in garden ecosystems - autumn leaves are part of the natural cycle that increases soil nutrition, wildlife habitat and drought resistance
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SA Murray Mallee newest region to receive trees through AstraZeneca’s global forest initiative | Greening Australia
Two properties in the SA Murray Mallee received free trees in 2024. The largest, Deepwell, had well over a quarter of a million trees planted.— Read on…
Site managers are often unsure how visitors perceive dead & decaying trees in the landscape.
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A Noah’s Ark for agriculture: the world seed bank for saving biodiversity | Acciona
The icy Norwegian mountains are home to a world seed bank, a new Noah’s Ark containing a back-up of all the planet’s edible plants.— Read on www.activesustainability.com/positive-society/global-bank-seeds/ Photo by…
Brazil targets illegal logging in major Amazon raids | Reuters
Brazilian environmental agents seized the equivalent of more than 5,000 truckloads of timber in an operation targeting one of the most heavily logged regions of the Amazon rainforest in recent weeks, officials told Reuters.— Read on…
5 ingenious things trees do that human designers can learn from
Research on Tasmania’s large old trees has given designers good reason to reflect on the many things about trees that humans don’t value enough. Here’s the top five.— Read on…
NZ cities are getting hotter: 5 things councils can do now to keep us cooler when summer comes | The Conversation
Converting open-air car parks and creating green cooling corridors on transport routes is an easy and affordable way to beat the city heat as the climate changes.— Read on…
