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by Vanessa Shambrook, Impact Team Leader We live on a blue planet, with oceans and seas covering more than 70 ...
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Progress and action for our blue planet on World Ocean Day
by April Seymore, Executive Officer Change is afoot in the St Kilda Botanic Gardens, as many a curious passerby have ...
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Starting the EcoCentre Redevelopment: momentous and emotive
Earlier this year in April, people all around the planet contributed to citizen science by participating in the City Nature ...
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The City Nature Challenge and Citizen Science Photography Tips
After what felt like a decade in COVID lockdowns, I was looking for something to do to feel connected back ...
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Being among the Beachkeepers
Remember Show and Tell in primary school? Well, Friday Gardening Group are still doing it at the Eco –Centre! We ...
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From Garden to Table; our Friday Gardening Group
Port Phillip Bay has hosted more than 160 invasive marine species since colonisation started. But only recently we have discovered ...
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The Asian Shore Crab: a new marine pest
In February 2022, after two decades of success and growth the EcoCentre farewelled the humble brick EcoHouse as it prepared ...
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EcoHouse Memories – Stories Under The Tree Part 3
I am ethnically from Sri Lanka, both my parents and my older sister was born in Sri Lanka, but I ...
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Why Cultural Diversity Matters in Nature Connection
– Nethmi Nagahaulla, Multicultural Bay Ambassador
In February 2022, after two decades of success and growth the EcoCentre farewelled the humble brick EcoHouse as it prepared ...
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EcoHouse Memories – Stories Under The Tree Part 2
