Upcoming Events
Join us for our October webinar, hosted by the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature (GARN) Asia Pacific Hub. We will be joined by Shardha Rajam and Atreyo Banerjee to discuss 'Rights of Nature in India - Promises, Limits, Alternatives'.
Past Events
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MELBOURNE WORKSHOP - KINSHIP: EXPLORING ECOCENTRISM AND RIGHTS OF NATURE IN AUSTRALIA
1st October 9.30-4pm - 400 Victoria St North Melbourne 3051
We live in very strange times. Many people have declared we are officially in ‘collapse’ - across ecosystems, capitalist economics, Western governance systems and more.
'Bioregionalism' and 'bioregioning' often focus on peoples' connection to land and fresh water. But what about our oceans?
Can we also have a 'bioregional approach' to ocean relationships and care? Yes we can, and we should!
Join us for a discussion about different approaches to mapping, measuring and monitoring our bioregions.
Bioregioning depends on seeing a region as a living, interconnected and interdependent system, and the tools we use to share information and refine our work can play an important role in supporting these systems.
Join us for a special webinar that will discuss Aboriginal bio-cultural governance, co-hosted with the Juunjuwarra Land and Sea Rangers, from Cape York.
100 years ago Juunjuwarra people were removed from their country at Starcke River, Cape York, Australia. In 1993, after an extensive campaign, Juunjuwarra won back their homelands and have only recently returned to country. In this webinar discussion, Mike Winer and Neil Jacko will discuss the work they're doing to heal Country and heal people, and return their ancient bioregional governance practices to their Country and community.
Please join us to celebrate our unique bioregion and catchment - Nambucca Valley.
Local speakers and knowledge holders will share about the geology, geography, history, plants, animals and waterways of our Place.
SYDNEY WORKSHOP - EXPLORING ECOCENTRIC CULTURE AND GOVERNANCE IN AUSTRALIA
We live in very strange times. Many people have declared we are officially in ‘collapse’ - across ecosystems, capitalist economics, Western governance systems and more.
Please join the Australian Earth Laws Alliance (AELA) and Total Environment Centre (TEC) for the next in our series of workshops about Rights of Nature and the potential of 'river rights' in New South Wales.