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REDLAND residents are being asked for their snapshots of summer's king tides to help coastal communities in South East Queensland plan for climate change.
A Queensland project is interested in summer holiday beach photos taken around the time of king tides.
Fraser Coast Mayor Mick Kruger encourages residents to participate in Witness King Tides.
Green Cross Australia CEO Mara Bun writes for the next edition of the Griffith Review - talking about the way forward after a disaster strikes. Read her article here.
CLEVELAND District State High School students have already made good use of their new video conferencing room and are welcoming other schools to use their state-of-the-art facilities. Year 5 students from Milton State School were the first to jump on board with the offer and participated in the Three nations, Three stories: Shooting for the Stars video conference on Wednesday, October 26.
In this industry new products are launched more frequently than my credit card falls victim to an ASOS 20% off sale and sometimes jumping on a plane en route to one of the countries most elite day spas is all in a days work… it’s a tough life I know.
Residential Developer Magazine talks about Green Cross Australia's 'Build it Back Green' website.
Mara Bun, CEO, Green Cross Australia writes about HardenUp.org, a new web portal designed to raise the communities' awareness of natural hazards across the state.
Mara Bun is interviewed by Frances Frangenheim about the projects she is working on in her role as founding CEO of Green Cross Australia.
The Courier Mail featured Green Cross Australia's Green Lane Diary in the HeadSt@rt section on Tuesday 31st May 2011. Registrations for Term 3, 2011 close soon for this free curriculum linked inspirational environmental resource for 8-13 year olds. Poppy Masselos reports.