Author: Chloe White Environmental issues and climate change are becoming all too real, flooding our doorstep, burning our forests and …
Are surf products killing our oceans?
Trista McDonaldA love of the ocean is a big part of surfing culture. But with the climate discussion being a …
Feeling the Heat: Bushfire survivors gear up for an uncertain fire season
Olivia SchoenauerNew weather warnings say this bushfire season could be entering unknown territory. Regional communities affected in the 2019 bushfires …
The river runs through it
Francesca Yu The waters of the Balonne River have connected the people of the Maranoa region for tens of thousands …
The family responsibility: How young Queensland farmers are responding to climate change
Gianna Trotta Adapting to the rapidly changing climate is a reality the global world now faces. Queensland’s agricultural sector, like …
Gassed out in rural Queensland
Jasmine Camp In the Roma region, five hours west of Brisbane, Santos is the largest operating gas company. Santos support …
Talking climate change: controversial or crucial?
Olivia Schoenauer Talking about climate change these days too often involves politicians shouting at each other. Young people are left …
How ni-Vanuatu communities are protecting dugongs and other vulnerable species
Josh McGuinness (originally published: https://vanuatu2023.wordpress.com/ ) Vanuatu conservationists are prioritising education for small communities to help support dugong protection and …
Grassroots approach to conservation – A case study on Vanuatu marine ecosystems and community efforts to protect them
Josh McGuinness (originally published: https://vanuatu2023.wordpress.com/ ) For the most disaster prone country in the Pacific, climate change has a vast …
Ni-Vanuatu women leading community response to climate crisis
Mary-Kate Hannagan It’s a balmy Friday afternoon in Black Man Town (Lenakel,) on Vanuatu’s southernmost Tanna Island. The mamas gather …