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24.01.2022 You would think.. after the fires these biodiversity credits.. would be worth more than gold.. buyiing a credit is so much more important than making a donation to the RFS in my humble opinion... https://www.isx.org.au//tricketts-arch-biodiversity-credits

23.01.2022 https://www.workingpapers.com.au//barbarity-our-own-countr

21.01.2022 https://spark.adobe.com/page/VMJHf8vPZMmCC/

19.01.2022 Remaking the Pathway https://vimeo.com/297030793?ref=em-share

18.01.2022 Broome makes no 5 in the NYT top 52 places to go in the world https://www.nytimes.com/inter//travel/places-to-visit.html

17.01.2022 Ancient Future: The Story of Why We Neglected Aboriginal Knowledge and the Bush Orchard for So Long https://www.workingpapers.com.au//ancient-future-kakadu-pl

17.01.2022 Brigitte Ross' extraordinary film that involved many people from Kangaroo Valley is being shown tonight on SBS/NITV at 9.30. It is unprecedented that a first film by a non-Aboriginal producer has the honour of being in such an important showcase. Without Brigitte this film would never have been conceived, developed or finished. I know that Batumbil would want her to be acknowledged first and foremost as this film goes to air. We have waited over a year now for it to be shown ...out of respect for Batumbil who passed away at the end of last year. This also makes tonights viewing so poignant and important. 'Always Was, Always Will Be': Every night this week, NITV is showcasing rich Indigenous stories in the lead up to January 26, including special network coverage from Sunset to Sunrise. Join the conversation online: #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe Remaking the Pathway Monday, 20 January 9.30pm Remaking the Pathway follows Batumbil Burarrwanga and her sisters as they retrace a 60km journey they walked as young children in 1964, with their father. Over 50 years later, as Elders of the Gumatj clan in North East Arnhem land, the sisters joyously relive their life experiences while retracing the path of sacred dogs along the coastline of the Arafura Sea. This documentary follows the Burrarwanga sisters as they speak to their country, showing us how we can connect to the land as gurrutu (family) relations. Every night this week, NITV is showcasing rich Indigenous stories in the lead up to January 26, including special network coverage from Sunset to Sunrise. Join the conversation online: #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe SBS.COM.AU 'Always Was, Always Will Be': powerful documentaries and movie favourites on NITV Every night this week, NITV is showcasing rich Indigenous stories in the lead up to January 26, including special network coverage from Sunset to Sunrise. Join the conversation online: #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

17.01.2022 Un tema de Yoko Ono (la viuda de Lennon),imperdible. Me parece que el saxo no sobrevivio.

15.01.2022 https://www.toursbroome.com.au/

15.01.2022 https://www.isx.org.au/projects/veb-nardaparli

14.01.2022 https://issuu.com//docs/mcleod___s_spirit_of_belonging_flag

11.01.2022 Kaiela Arts Freshwater fashion collection was a huge success at the 2018 Darwin Art Fair Fashion Show and went on to be presented in Indonesia as part of the Jakarta Fashion week. They also featured in Vogue online (see links below). Our artists and community are extremely proud of what we achieved and are excited about what’s possible in the textile, printing and fashion space for our local artists. We’d love your support in anyway to help raise funds to support our artist...s and art centre to represent our community again in 2019! You can help by purchasing Artworks currently on sale in our shop, each is unique and are perfect for the home or office. You can also make a donation or share this message amongst your networks. Every bit helps! See info below for further details. Many thanks for reading and best regards, Belinda Briggs Make a donation!! https://australianculturalfund.org.au//kaiela-arts-freshw/ Read about sale and how the funds will be used https://www.sheppnews.com.au//news-community1111-kaiela-ar Darwin Art Fair 2018 https://vimeo.com/291011637 https://www.vogue.com.au//image-gallery/8f6fcee1cff25f8034 -- Volunteer Social media Admin/moderator, Rumbalara Football Netball Club 2007 - current || Community Enagagement - Indigenous, Shepparton Art Museum, Mon-Wed 2016- current || Kaiela Arts, Board Member 2016- current || 2017 NGA Wesfarmers Leadership Program

11.01.2022 When you want to learn something go to the best you can find, here is a true leader clearly and honestly talking about covid 19. There is a lot here to take home even though he is a long way from Australia. He deals with and shares facts this is what we all need. https://www.facebook.com/time/videos/207383964009849/

10.01.2022 www.matamatahomelands.com

08.01.2022 The best Christmas present a biodiversity credit!!! https://www.isx.org.au//tricketts-arch-biodiversity-credits

07.01.2022 Dear Friends I am a great fan of the ABCs Gardening Australia. I watch it every week and I am becoming a big fan of the new focus of the show on endangered flora in Australia. Did you happen to see Dr. Noushka Reiter talking about the native orchid Conservation Program at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne, Victoria? If not the link is below. Dr Reiker talks about how these fragile plants are indicators of our larger environment. This is why biodiversity credits which pr...otect our existing flora and fauna are so important as compared to carbon credits and other Kyoto green house instruments which are about reducing green house gases from our future development of land and water in Australia. As some of the biggest land holders Aboriginal communities are critical in protecting our existing flora and fauna. Not only that it is one of the major new ways that Aboriginal homelands, Indigenous Protected Areas and Deeds of Grant in Trust can be sustainable. In all of my twenty years working for the ISX and trying to find investments in Aboriginal businesses I have never found a better model that the biodiversity credits being pioneered by Peter and Ruby Dykes at their Tricketts Arch Property near Oberon in NSW. Of course at the heart of Peter and Ruby’s property is two thirds of the worlds known population of Dioris aequalis the buttercup double-tailed orchid (pictured above). When we sell all of Peter and Ruby’s biodiversity credits there will be a perpetual fund that will support their family to look after their property forever. It will not just be for the electoral cycle of a government but forever. These credits are selling fast! Why? Because new development of our urban environments are chewing up more and more of our natural environments. As Dr Reiker says our native orchids, amongst many other trees and animals, are under threat. So by buying these credits developers, conservationists and private individuals are helping to preserve our native flora and fauna. Most importantly too, as the case of Peter and Ruby shows, this is a major new way to support Aboriginal communities and peoples doing what comes naturally preserving our most precious natural assets. Please contact me to find out how you can purchase some Tricketts Arch biodiversity credits at any time. You can download the Tricketts Arch prospectus here. https://www.isx.org.au//tricketts_arch_prospectus_ecologic Peter Botsman NB Dr. Noushka Reiter, Orchid Conservation Program, Royal Botanic Gardens, Cranbourne Victoria https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DH6gMxuZipg https://www.abc.net.au//saving-victoria27s-native-/7750658 https://www.abc.net.au//rare,-endangered-and-sexua/6663014

05.01.2022 https://youtu.be/V9YirNgAzXI

02.01.2022 https://www.isx.org.au//tricketts-arch-biodiversity-credits

01.01.2022 What a privilege to be at this special 80th anniversary of this event that changed AUSTRALIAN history, the Cummeragunja walk off Feb 4 1939, and to hear the rem...arkable Dungala Childrens Choir and a viewing of Pecan Summer at Maroopna. The Dungala Choral Connection song book and CD is a must for every primary school www.shortblackopera.org.au See more