This.
This.
A beautiful ad with some of our favourite performers asking Victorians to help the Arts.
So beautiful
so simple
so effective. Love you Victoria X
Please share and share and share. 🧡🧡🧡
So proud of my bro-in-law for announcing his upcoming debut novel, which is set in the future climate we’re dangerously hurtling towards. Watch out for this one 🥳
So excited and honoured to be working with Terri-ann to get my debut novel Children of Tomorrow (which was highly commended in the Vic Prems Literary Awards this year) ready for readers! Thanks to everyone who has helped so far, with a special shout out to @thebooksdesk
Tasmanian devils have an undeserved reputation for being savage beasts, but their common name was given to them purely based on their eerie sounding vocalisations (which, admittedly, can be terrifying)
Their palawa kani name is purinina #DevilFactThursDay
Begged a crowd of bystanders at the beach to help me while i was viciously swarmed by gulls after my baker's delight garlic twist, but they just stood there wet with cowardice
https://t.co/u0iQWfIEPt And just like that, an entire town is obliterated by climate change, wiped out by the weapons of the fossil fuel industry and compliant governments around the world.
We have 31 species of monitor lizards in Australia. Let's get to know them! Here's a beautiful Ridge-tailed Monitor (Varanus acanthurus) from the rocky outcrops of the arid Mt Isa region, QLD, Australia. #WildOz
@DrAMcDougall@DrDavidVernon I have! But not for some time. Now (autumn-winter) is a good time to keep an eye out for them around Melbourne and surrounds though :)
It is now crystal clear how broken and destructive the Regional Forest Agreements are to forest ecosystems and wildlife.
"Federal Court finds in favour of VicForests in battle over destruction of Leadbeater's possum habitat"
https://t.co/K0UFhiYbsM
Today on World Curlew Day, we're launching our Migratory Shorebird Directory! It’s already THE go-to reference for govts, communities and conservationists to help halt the decline of migratory shorebird populations. Get yours at: https://t.co/VvpTgPA8NM
📷Shelley Pearson
20 years ago I bought this small conservation block in Victoria’s box-ironbark forests through @trustfornature Revolving Fund scheme. Today I saw my 110th bird on the block-a female Scarlet Honeyeater, feeding in mistletoe blossom right near this ironbark I planted in 2001.
Cooked up some of Elizabeth Chong’s delicious noodle soup to tune in to the ‘Women in Conservation Breakfast’, and hear about amazing women doing amazing things! #WICB2021