Tableland Talk, December 2025
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A small local community newsletter I edit each month.
Tableland Talk April 2025
Tableland Talk March 2025
Tableland Talk October , 2024
As a volunteer Editor I prepare, publish and write for this publication. I do not use AI. I do not want AI to any content.
Tableland Talk April 2024
The local community newsletter I publish each month is back once again.
Tableland Talk December 2023
Here is the last issue of TT for 2023. TT returns in February 2024.
Tableland Talk September 2023
Despite my best intentions I have failed to deliver the small monthly newsletter I edit for our community to my blog since May. In fact, I have failed to deliver anything to my blog since May! Let’s just say there has been a lot of other stuff happening. I am happy to say I have continued delivering Tableland Talk to our community nonetheless. Now it is time to re-establish myself here in this favourite space.
One of the things I have been involved in has been working with the Strathbogie Tableland Action Group Communications sub committee on our community web site http://www.strathbogie.org This work is entirely managed and maintained by volunteers. It might not have all the bells and whistles, but it has merit. If you have missed TT in your life you will find the current and all back issues here – so take a look.
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Here is the link to the small local Newsletter I edit for our small Strathbogie Tableland community Tableland Talk July
Tableland Talk, May 2021
Tableland Talk May, 2021
Rewilding: an urban beginning?
I recently read David Attenborough’s 2020 book, “A life on our planet: My witness statement and a vision for the future”. Ever since, I have been contemplating how on earth it will be possible to action the plans he outlines for preserving functional global climate systems, biodiversity, and saving ourselves from ourselves.
Rewilding is one solution Attenborough envisages. A small example may be when many urban neighbourhoods develop their own small forests and foster biolinks. The cumulative effect could be significant. Just as each relatively small piece of new built environment and mono cultural agribusiness diminishes our capacity to recover, each relatively small piece of new ecosytem and forest enhances it. See www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-56003562
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This gallery contains 30 photos.
Earlier this year I facilitated a group of 20 Strathbogie Tableland artists gathered to identify common goals. The preeminent subject discussed was the creative potential that could be harnessed by working together in a communal space. With the purpose of … Continue reading
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