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Controlling weed spread

The Bureau of Rural Sciences has recently produced a pair of brochures to promote best practice processing of green waste, to minimise weed spread.

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Savannah cats banned

That's some relief - thanks Peter Garrett!

Mr Garrett said he would not hesitate to use his powers under the EPBC Act to prevent the live import of any species or breed that poses a significant risk to the Australian environment or wildlife.

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 "The threat posed by pest animals to biodiversity in New South Wales" 

Excerpt: "Comparisons of all threats showed that pest animals are contributing significantly to biodiversity decline in New South Wales, posing the fourth greatest threat, behind land clearing, altered fire regimes and weeds. Collectively, alien species (pest animals and weeds) pose the second greatest threat. Pest animals also rank highly

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Plant scientists at the Cooperative Research Centre for Australian Weed Management (Weeds CRC) today warned gardeners that some waterwise garden plants can jump the garden fence and invade the natural environment.

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Coast Action/Coastcare Funding available PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Glen Forster   
Tuesday, 28 November 2006

Hello HNEG'ers and coastal community members,

 

CLICK HERE for an application form for the 2006/2007 round of Coast Action/Coastcare Community Support Grants. If you have any project ideas then I encourage you to contact me to discuss them as we can almost always find a way to make them happen.

 

Yours in caring,

 

Glen.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 30 November 2006 )
 
Marine Care information day and field trip PDF Print E-mail
Coast Action/Coastcare
Written by Glen Forster   
Monday, 02 October 2006
ImageEveryone who is interested in taking part in marine or estuarine monitoring is invited to attend the "Marine Care" information day and field trip at Cape Conran on Sunday 10th December 2006. Marine Care is an initiative from CA/CC in partnership with Parks Victoria's "SeaSearch" and is designed to provide people living on the coast with the tools and knowledge so they can take part in looking after the "wet bits" as well as the "dry bits". The field trip will be either a snorkel at the cape or a rock pool ramble if you would prefer to stay dry. Registrations are a must through Glen Forster at CA/CC
Last Updated ( Tuesday, 24 October 2006 )
 

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