According to the ABC survey, Australia Talks, “spending more time in nature is the single most popular thing Aussies feel would make them happier, across all demographics”. These strong feelings for nature underpin our desire to preserve and benefit from our urban...
Featuring the birds-eye views of Jayda Bicer, this report on Addison Road’s inaugural 2019 Rethinking the Urban Forest conference, is an illustrated record of the speakers and their ideas across the day. We enjoyed the company and vision of nearly 30 presenters...
We all know that trees soften the hard edges of the built urban environment, whilst sustaining a wide variety of earthlings that sooth our sensibilities. Yet… urban trees and their associated living habitats are misunderstood, when it comes to urban planning and the...
According to Radio 2SER-FM “the climate crisis slows down for no one”. In this podcast report for their ‘Razor’s Edge’ program, Julia Carr-Catzel examines how “populations worldwide are forced to adapt to the consequences of warmer...
Delegates at Rethinking the Urban Forest take a break outside the Gumbramorra Hall at Addison Road Community Centre. Photo: Bruce Knobloch. “Our cities are modified ecosystems. They’re fundamentally changed and changing on a day-to-day basis. Every day we are...
