The Sooty Oystercatcher: A Vulnerable Shorebird of NSW
Sooty Oystercatcher probes for food from detached cunjevoi on beach shore on Yuin Country.
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Living postcard – Summers end walking on Darug Country February 2022
A living postcard to revisit animal and plant encounters from summers end There certainly was a lot of rain during the last month in summers end walking on Darug Country in Sydney. It was...
Living postcard – Visiting Stockton Sandspit January 2022
A living postcard to remember visiting Stockton Sandspit It was a privilege to be able to take a small trip with my mother and siblings to experience the delights of seeing migratory shorebirds that...
New year living postcard – a biodiversity insight
Regular walks My regular walks in the forest here on Darug Country have given me so much insight into what amazing biodiversity is living in these precious environments that I have created a living...
What is forest therapy?
Shinrin-yoku – wellbeing walk connected to nature The begininings of forest therapy developed with some interesting developmental work conducted by a Russian biochemist, Boris Tokin back in 1928. Tokin named the beneficial organic compounds...