Garden for Wildlife Newsletter Alice Springs NT No. 17 November[removed]Wildlife Corridors In November, Garden for Wildlife reached its 100th member- a fantastic testimony to the enthusiasm of Alice Springs residents in cr

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• Ecological restoration
• Habitats
• Wildlife
• Conservation biology
• Systems ecology
• Wildlife corridor
• Habitat corridor
• Backyard Wildlife Habitat
• Conservation
• Environment
• Biology

MURIEL PICTON Inducted February 2012 Born in Singleton in 1930, she developed an early eye for ball sports, playing backyard cricket with her brothers. As a young teacher in Sydney in 1951, Pixie served loyally as a memb

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Letter to the editor – The Age 24 January 2014 Why not invite an asylum seeker to your backyard cricket game this Australia Day? This weekend, many of us will gather with family and friends in the back yard, the local

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• Refugee
• Right of asylum
• Asylum
• Immigration to Australia
• Human migration
• Human geography
• Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
• Demography
• Forced migration
• Population

SWIMMING POOL LAWS Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death in very young children. Tragically, every year a number of children drown in backyard swimming pools. With over 300,000 backyard swimming pools in NSW, s

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• Pool fence
• Recreation
• Security
• Prevention
• Swimming pool
• Swimming pools
• Child safety
• Safety
• Fences

Soccer, Hockey or Touch Now these games can be played in any space using any equipment you find. The smaller the playing area, the smaller the goals (scoring area). Do you remember, shoes make ideal goal posts and they a

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• Ball games
• Team sports
• Short form cricket
• Balls
• Pool
• Backyard cricket
• Over
• Golf
• Tennis
• Sports
• Games
• Cricket

Regional NRM working together in WA There’s a lot happening in our backyard! By working in partnership with other community groups, state agencies, supporting farmers and industry and investing government funds, the r

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• Natural resource management
• Sustainability
• Urban studies and planning
• Conservation biology
• Biodiversity
• Environment
• Earth
• Biology

ABOUT YOUR EVENT 1. What kind of event can I host? There are so many options when it comes to choosing the type of event you would like to hold. You could have anything from a backyard BBQ or pink themed morning tea thro

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• Economics
• Business
• Relay For Life
• Fundraising
• McGrath Foundation
• Fundraiser

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary Education Experience… Connect… Evolve… BACKYARD EXPLORERS 3-6 Inside Your Guide Your Lone Pine Learning Experience: What to Expect..........................................................

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• E-learning
• Platypus
• Squirrel Glider
• Mammals of Australia
• Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
• Koala

Be a kookaburra buddy Try to: • keep mature gum trees in your backyard, streets and parks and plant some new ones. • use plenty of leaf mulch on your gardens, it brings life to your soil and kookaburras can feed on

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• Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife
• Dacelo
• Kookaburra
• Ornithology

Garden for Wildlife Newsletter Alice Springs NT No. 28 December[removed]Channel-billed Cuckoos This beautiful photograph was taken by Ethno-ornithologist Bob Gosford in his backyard last week. They have arrived! The first

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• Ecological restoration
• Land for Wildlife
• Land management
• Northern Territory
• Olive Pink Botanic Garden
• Olive Pink
• Wildlife
• Fountain
• Alice Springs
• Geography of Australia
• States and territories of Australia
• Geography of the Northern Territory