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Have a Wild Life in Lockdown – ideas for online learning and fun.
One thing’s for sure – so much has changed over the past 18 months in the way we all live and carry out our everyday responsibilities. Many of us are … Read more
Beach Stone-curlews at Sunset
Beach Stone-curlews at Sunset Our original article, Beach Stone-curlews at Sunset, is an excellent story by Ewa Meyer about the Beach Stone-curlew and what you can do, and others are … Read more
Fisheries Management – a mixed bag
Fisheries Management – a mixed bag By Iain Watt, Marine Scientist and President, EcoNetwork Port Stephens. The economic extinction of fish stocks (when the cost of fishing exceeds the value … Read more
Nature Conservation Council says Thanks
Nature Conservation Council says Thanks – as do the new homeowners! 23 August 2021 Hi Members, I’m writing to say thank you. After the 2019-2020 Bushfire season destroyed the homes of millions … Read more
Boomerang Park Preservation Group
Boomerang Park – its history and its vibrant Preservation Group. Boomerang Park was included as a public reserve in the first survey of Raymond Terrace in 1837. Given its age, it … Read more
Port Stephens Council assesses priority bushland reserves
Our natural assets – the stunning Tomaree National Park, our unique marine and coastal environments as well as the dozens of native bushland reserves – are the primary reason residents … Read more
EcoUpdate : August 2021
Welcome to the very first issue of the EcoNetwork Port Stephens EcoUpdate – and discover what the hardworking community groups and individuals are up to in and around Port Stephens. EcoUpdate … Read more
Soldiers Point under attack – death by a thousand cuts
Why does it appear that some property owners cite a potential fire risk so they can clear vegetation? In many cases it is clearly substantiated but in others, especially where water views … Read more
No dead end for Foreshore Drive
In early July 2021, members of Mambo Wanda Wetlands Conservation Group and committee members of EcoNetwork Port Stephens met with four council officers to discuss work due to start on … Read more
Whose future matters more?
The Australian Federal Court recently recognised that decisions taken today can, and will, have an effect on the lives of our children and that these must be taken into account … Read more