New guide supports transparent land-use monitoring for climate action
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A smelly species recorded on Arthur’s Seat
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Wikidata is a global, open database that can help connect botanical data, such as species, collectors, and collections, and anyone in the botanical community can help improve it.
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Adding greenery to your kitchen not only brightens up the space but also brings a little life into the heart of your home. Here are some of my favorite plants you should have in your kitchen and how to care for them. The Kitchen The kitchen is often overlooked when it comes to houseplants, but […]
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Kenneth Stern, the director of the US-based Bard Center for the Study of Hate, has responded to Australia considering the adoption of a working definition of antisemitism. Follow today’s news live
Authorities are appealing for information after a childcare centre in Sydney’s west caught fire in the early hours of Monday morning.
The ABC reports the blaze took place at a Play to Learn facility in Castle Hill. Another Play to Learn centre also caught fire in Sydney’s Turramurra on Friday. NSW police said:
About 1:30am today, emergency services were called to a business in Excelsior Avenue, Castle Hill, following reports of a fire. NSW Fire and Rescue are on scene and have extinguished the blaze. There has been minor damage caused to the building.
This level of experimentation with our endangered koalas is cruel, was a catastrophic failure and should not have happened. The control settings around this translocation experiment were obviously fundamentally flawed and I don’t think the public would find this level of experimentation with our endangered koalas at all acceptable.
Anyone know what this is on the leaves of my sugar maple tree?
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