@BradPope20 This is what I see all over Australia. They prefer busy to quiet, I think to reduce the chances of raptor attack, and visits from pythons (in places with pythons)
We believe a YES vote from the Australian public is an important first step towards First Nations justice. Let's use this historic moment to move forward as a nation – creating a brighter future for us all 🌞 #yes23#yestothevoice#VoteYes#VoteNo
Here is my list of 5 books that open eyes to Australian birds. Flight Lines by Andrew Darby, The Bird Way by Jennifer Ackerman, The Big Twitch by Sean Dooley, Birdland by Leila Jeffreys and John Gould’s Handbook of the Birds of Australia.
https://t.co/XSH4qNhC8Y
I talked on this topic for 48 minutes without doing more than scratch the surface: Aussie critters gone wild : what happens when our native species' head overseas? https://t.co/M6wxTHJ6ll
Federal environment minister @sussanley warns the NSW government she'll use her powers under federal environmental laws to protect the national heritage listed Australian Alps. Time for @Matt_KeanMP to act. #nswpol#auspol@terrimbutler@TSCommissioner
https://t.co/mbP7xO5mV8
FARMERS OR HUNTER-GATHERERS? by Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe continues to raise discussion surrounding the history of pre-colonial Indigenous culture.
Read the full article by following this link:
https://t.co/rSTF4nkpSE
@MUPublishing Rarely has Australia needed a book as much as it needs this one. Aboriginal culture was rich and should be celebrated, but not by resorting to fantasy.