EARTHCHAT: Birds in our region: local twitcher Peter Sawyer shares his observations and passion
On EarthChat this Tuesday, Peter Lockyer will tease out some of the delights of Peter’s birdwatching, and of threatened species still about,
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- Sep 8
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: TREATY FOR VICTORIA - UPDATE
Ruth and Phil welcome Levi Power and Jarvis Atkinson from the First Peoples’ Assembly of Victoria who bring us the latest Victorian Treaty n
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- Sep 2
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Granite to Goulburn group tackles landscape restoration
On this week's EarthChat, Vanessa and Ruth talk about landscape restoration and the pilot project Vanessa has coordinated this year
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- Aug 24
- 3 min
EARTHCHAT: Treaty For Victoria (from our best of EarthChat series)
Treaty For Victoria (from our best of EarthChat series)
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- Aug 17
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Feeding the World’s Children
This week Marie and Tim will be interviewing Una Hobday OAM from the Rotary organisation “Food Plant Solutions”.
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- Aug 11
- 3 min
EARTHCHAT: The art of growing and eating delicious, nutritious, local food!
The art of growing and eating delicious, nutritious, local food!
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- Aug 2
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Recently retired Senator Janet Rice reflects on Gaza, climate action and other issues
Listen in to EarthChat on Tuesday as we talk to special guest, recently retired Greens Senator Janice Rice
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- Jul 29
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: Taungurung Lands and Water Council proposes management of the Tallarook Forest as a Cultural Reserve
Matt Shanks, Executive Manager of Biocultural Landscapes at TLaWC and proud Taungurung man, joins EarthChat to discuss the emergence of Fir
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- Jul 13
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: Handy hints to reduce plastic
It's now the middle of Plastic Free July and this week's EarthChat gives us a good opportunity to do a plastic-free stock take.
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- Jul 7
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: Turtles in the Goulburn Valley
Turtles in the Goulburn Valley - ancient survivors under threat from foxes and vehicles.
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- Jun 29
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: Lessons from the Voice Referendum!
Ruth’s guest this week is Professor Andrew Gunstone who is an international authority in the field of reconciliation.
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- Jun 16
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Birdlife Australia - Save birds, save lives
Join Marie and Ruth as they chat with Kelvin Thompson about Birdlife Australia.
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- Jun 9
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: A Rising Tide of activism against fossil fuels
The Rising Tide of community activism against the fossil fuel export industry has a local champion in Peter Gaffney.
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- Jun 2
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Plastic Free July - small steps, big difference
Plastic Free is coming! Join us to hear about how you can get involved.
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- May 26
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Deep Ecology – igniting our passion for the living Earth
Uncover the essence of 'Deep Ecology' and ignite your connection with the living Earth. Join us for an empowering EarthChat experience.
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- May 18
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: The proposed Wollert waste to energy incinerator plant
On this week's EarthChat, Marie and Tim will be chatting with Cath Rouse from the community group opposing the proposed Wollert waste to...
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- May 11
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: Scoop - Natural Treasures Leaflet expanded!
Peter Mitchell joins Ruth this Tuesday, May14 at noon to give listeners a sneak preview into the latest edition of the ‘Natural...
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- May 5
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Healthy Soils, Hungry Soils
This week at Tuesday, 12noon on EarthChat, Vanessa Malandrin will talk about the recent Landcare forum on soil health and sustainable...
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- Apr 29
- 1 min
EARTHCHAT: Biochar: economically viable, long-term, carbon storage?
Tony Richardson and his partner Rita have been growing trees on their two farms for 25 years. They invested their super (against advice...
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- Apr 21
- 2 min
EARTHCHAT: How the war in Gaza impacts on life and the environment
Over the last six months, the killing of over 30,000 people and the forced relocation of approximately 2 million people has brought...
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