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Mystery Dingo Environmental Tours

Phone: +61 418 754 869

Address: Mullumbimby 2482 Mullumbimby, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mysterydingo.com

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25.01.2022 Climate collapse is coming for us all. The time to stand up against these corrupt, manipulative governments is now. Take action that makes a splash, join us on December 10 to Defy Disaster Queensland Mobilisation: Defy Disaster

23.01.2022 Actions on the frontline to Stop Adani, if you watch one video today let it be this one.

23.01.2022 BREAKING: WIN IN THE COURTS! Ben Winch has successfully had numerous bail conditions removed allowing him to return to Camp Binbee! For over 18 months, onerous ...bail conditions have been applied to dozens of activists who have been arrested in the area, prohibiting them from returning to Camp Binbee. Winch applied to have these conditions removed in the Supreme Court and won! The removal of the "Camp Binbee" bail condition was based on it being a direct infringement on Winch's civil liberties, and there being no real legal basis to preclude him from going to the property. In response to this win, Winch states, These bail conditions that have been given to activists in this region for years are completely unfair, and I thought it was time to change them. Head to frontlineaction.org and join this movement and follow in Ben's footsteps

22.01.2022 Today at Santos' office in Narrabri. Santos not very talkative to the Narrabri yinnar after they heard the bad news, standing in the wind and rain. Santos know the fight is just starting.

21.01.2022 Some words from Kyle, who 'loved on' at the Adani owned Abbot Point coal terminal today, effectively halting work. The price of thermal coal is going drasticall...y down - the time to #BlockadeAdani is now! Head to frontlineaction.org/join to take part in non-violent direct action to be a part of the movement that transitions this country away from fossil fuels.

20.01.2022 A MASSIVE Thank you to my family for coming up to the camp and an even bigger Thankyou to everyone that has helped me with the gofundme which helped me get some... of my family out on country. You guys are amazing! I'm still out on country making Adani nervous being 5 kms from their mine camp Sorry about the updates being few and far between but i have no reception in my camp. Im going to continue on with being a thorn in the side of Adani with the help you guys! Thank you again! See more

20.01.2022 Should never have been approved Narrabri gas project should not have been approved while Santos plans remain uncertain, opponents say (msn.com)

20.01.2022 BREAKING: Work has been disrupted on the site of Adani’s controversial Carmichael mine this morning, with two people locking themselves to an excavator. Mac & P...otto said their action was a demonstration of the robust democracy required when our government has failed to take adequate steps to avoid climate breakdown. Potto says, Every poll has suggested that the majority of Australians want climate action and do not support the Adani mine, yet both major parties support the project. When those supposed to lead us are blocking desperately needed climate action, everyday people need to use all the tools of political power we have to balance out the disproportionate influence of mining companies. That means taking direct actions like this to put our bodies in the way of destructive projects. As the saying goes: this is democracy, manifest. #BlockadeAdani by heading to shorturl.at/chvwO today.

18.01.2022 In most states, Dingoes are classified as vermin, which means it's legal to bait, trap and shoot Dingoes and their hybrids. But finally some farmers are findin...g a Dingo-friendly approach is gaining better results than the above and learning to co-exist is the best way. Not too long ago a Queensland cattle farmer (Angus Emmott) recalled the following: "As a youngster we used to always bait and we were always putting traps out and trapping Dingoes", "So it was an ongoing war back in the day". But these days Angus lets Dingoes roam free on his farm. "At no effort to yourself it provides control of your feral animals and also your large number of roos", he says...."So it's a win-win, in saying that, Dingoes do take a certain number of calves-it's very low, but I think with all the other benefits that's a pretty small price to pay." Research backs up the idea that attempts to eliminate Dingoes are counter productive. In many cases where they have killed Dingoes they have seen more stock losses - more animals killed than ever before and more Dingoes living in that area rather than less, (but in fractured pack structures)! Then there's also other negative effects like, more kangaroos, and more foxes and less grasses. Treating Dingoes as vermin has been unsuccessful all these years. The Dingo is a unique and extraordinary animal, just because it looks like a dog, it loses any value, when in fact it's the most valuable animal in our ecosystem! But then there's the wool board who feels that Dingoes and feral dogs remain the sheep farmers worst enemy. They say "in the long run their numbers have to be reduced", and Wool Producers Australia has put together a national wild dog action plan to rid our Dingoes that we've got in rural Australia! It's a well known fact with many that we need our Dingoes and we must get them off of the vermin listing. If farmers can learn to coexist with the Dingo, we can and will all benefit.... The Dingoes future ultimately depends on how we - governments, landholders, scientists, conservationists, the media and the public - chooses to see them and how this influences our views on how we should or shouldn't manage them. Ideally a sustainable coexistence that uses non-lethal approaches to conflict resolution such as concentrating on guardian livestock animals without further baiting. Some fine examples of keeping Dingoes on their property's are Evelyn Downs, Woolleen Station and Dunluce Station just to name a few....

17.01.2022 Dingoes lives matter in our ecosystems.

14.01.2022 "Im so happy to be home, snoozing on the couch, sunbathing, chasing moths and grasshoppers, stealing socks. I still have to eat special food, and 5 different yu...cky tablets with my breakie and dinner but I'm feeling sooo much better. Thank you so much to everyone for helping pay for the special dingo-doctors at SASH to make me better!" - Ernie See more

14.01.2022 'We're just gonna keep fighting': The right to protest fracking reaffirmed in landmark NT court decision.

14.01.2022 Mitchem got Breeza and Shenhua Coal story on American CNN news... even gained some comments from Kevin Rudd on current Federal Environments ministers performance...

12.01.2022 NSW border bubble will be opening to Queensland from today! That means, if you live in one of the 41 postcodes that make up the Byron Bay, Ballina, Lismore, Ri...chmond Valley and Glenn Innes shires, you can now travel to QLD without quarantine. The fight to move away from coal continues. Now with its' price and demand plummeting like never before, direct action is crucial as ever. You are also able to join if you're coming from the ACT, SA, WA and Tas. Give us a call if you're thinking about joining the frontline! More info on our website: www.frontlineaction.org/redalert #BlockadeAdani #StopAdani #ClimateJustice #ClimateAction #ClimateActionNow #ClimateJusticeNow #CampBinbee

08.01.2022 It was good to be able to travel out of the border bubble down to Mooball National Park this morning to catch the full moon setting over Mt Warning - Wollumbin. Taken with a Canon 6D and Sigma 120-300mm F/2.8 Sports (with a 1.4x extender for the closeup). ISO 100 F8.0 / 1/40th sec

07.01.2022 If you missed the premiere last night, don't worry, we've got you covered. Forest Defenders is now in YouTube so get to sharing :)

07.01.2022 Spring has been incredible in the northwest of NSW this year, these images represent just a very small part of the incredible biodiversity and beauty of the region we hope you enjoy them and have attempted to be as accurate as possible in our naming

07.01.2022 We did say NO. Artwork: Nanna Rosie

07.01.2022 Franz Dowling, arrested as he sang "We shall not be moved" and remained steadfast to peacefully blockade the doors of Aurizon in pursuit of protecting our planet.

03.01.2022 Its not over yet . One last big push

03.01.2022 Media Statement by Maria Cutmore, Native Title Applicant and Traditional Owner, Gomeroi Nation

03.01.2022 More tours out to the pilliga real soon

01.01.2022 Whether in the wild or in domestic situations we must always remember that what a Dingo learns between 4 to 16 weeks is the basis of its adult life....The Dingo... matures early and this is a learning period that can never be replaced. It is a good period of time when all good or bad things that get learnt is instilled and never forgotten, and a bond that is never broken. See more