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Working in IT in a former life, Richard now divides his time between business analysis and EnviroBlog.net.

Passionate about everything conservation and environmentalism, Richard wants to live in a world where our natural systems don't need vigorous, confrontational protection; sustainability will be woven into the fabric of our culture.

Until then, we fight the corporate and political machine. Education and good -faith discussion is how we start.

A long journey has led Glenn to be a contributor to the site. Taking over from his father, he continued running cattle on the family property. After the challenging process of transitioning to "growing" certified organic beef, he decided to take a drastic turn; the cattle have now been replaced with alpacas. Though less lucrative than large-scale cattle grazing, he now sells alpaca fiber to a handful of regular customers, along with growing seasonal vegetables for the local markets.

Insisting he isn't a natural writer, Glenn does like to post blogs on alternative or controversial topics. He finds he is most inspired when disagreeing with our other site contributors. His input is valued a lot, especially because the focus is always on the issue, and not the individual.

Owner of Solar Whisper Daintree River Cruises. Tireless advocate for the protection of Australia's unique ecosystems. Setting the record straight.

Interests: Food, Sleep, Walkies

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That's about it, really. See me on patrol

"Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need, but not every man’s greed." - Gandhi

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Senior member of the team, with a zest for life and living it with an attitude of gratitude (most of the time). She enjoys gardening, reading, writing, traveling and Yoga; staying fit in mind, body and spirit

With an enormous passion for protecting our environment, she believes we need to do everything possible to regain a balance with nature. By conserving, protecting and living in harmony with mother nature we will restore an appreciation for what is truly important, and thus improve our own well-being, as just one of myriad species on this "blue marble".

In light of this goal, Inga is an enthusiastic contributor to EnviroBlog.net

Working in environmental regulation & compliance, provides expert advice to the rest of the team. Loves all animals; except when large spiders find their way into the house!

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Finds writing for EnviroBlog.net a nice change of pace from research and report writing, which in many cases reinforces that we have quite some way to go to reach sustainability.

Rebecca is a student at the University of South Florida, Patel College of Global Sustainability. She enjoys bowling, blogging, snorkeling, and volunteering. She enjoys writing about people and projects that are making a positive impact.

She can't wait to graduate, and land a job in the sustainability field!

Snake Catchers Brisbane is the largest provider of professional snake catching services in the Greater Brisbane area, in Queensland (Australia). Providing a 24 hour removal and relocation service, we are passionate about excellent service, protecting both people and wildlife.

We provide stories on our non-stop, adventures and inform the public on the wide range of species we encounter. Find us on Facebook here.

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Sharing content with EnviroBlog.net is a great opportunity to extend our reach online.

“This is no longer where I live,

this is how I live."

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Koala Gardens is a privately owned property that has been dedicated to the regeneration of native Australian habitat.  There is one small area planted with 300 trees that are harvested to provide food to koalas in care at Friends of the Koala in Lismore.

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The major focus is on regenerating native habitat with possibly 14 vulnerable species standing to benefit.  Of these 14 species, 5 have now been sighted on the property; the other 9 are known to be in the area and their habitat is on the property.

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Koala Gardens knows that one property doing this is not enough and is developing a model that other properties can use to begin regeneration works of their own.  The property owner, Katrina Jeffery, believes that education is the key to getting people involved in the solution - more land dedicated to native ecosystems.

IT Professional and translator from "nerd" to English. Avid reader of envi- ronment news and opinion. Most interested in animal rights issues.