The latest edition of EcoUpdate - the newsletter of Port Stephens Econetwork can be accessed from this link - EcoUpdate September 2023. It contains some interesting articles, including: the offshore . . .
On behalf of our community, we have made an application to participate in the Rewiring Australia initiative, inspired and promoted by Australian/American engineer and entrepreneur, Saul Griffiths. To make this . . .
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MidCoast Council has published a draft management strategy for on-site wastewater (sewage) systems, and has placed it on exhibition seeking public feedback until Monday 29 May. This strategy was developed . . .
Well, we had 12 souls front up for the Sunday morning. A pleasing turn out but down on numbers from last year. A great effort from all participants resulted in . . .
Further to my article last Sunday, more dumped asbestos has been found in the non-urban area. This pile was found by a non-urban landowner, and details have been reported to . . .
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A resident was recently going for a walk along Allandale Crescent north of the village, and went down a bush track towards the waterfront. The resident was horrified to find . . .
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Walker Corporation is the land developer that owns a significant proportion of the non-urban land at North Arm Cove. The Corporation currently has an application in Moreton Bay Queensland that . . .
It has been a bad year for the oyster farmers in Port Stephens. Not only have there been huge stock losses due to QX disease in Sydney rock oysters, but . . .
A dead turtle was found last week near Beauty Point. Port Stephens has three types of turtles: green, loggerhead and hawksbill. The green turtle is the most common and can . . .
You can help our scientists by participating in the Aussie Backyard Bird Count. It is on next week, 17-23 October, and only takes 20 minutes. You don't have to be . . .
