Bio-links are wildlife corridors that connect patches of native vegetation. They allow wildlife to move between these patches and increase the size and genetic diversity in the breeding population. Many Australian native animals have very specific habitat needs such... No single blueprint of environmental sustainability exists, as economies, social systems, cultures and ecological conditions differ widely among countries and from person to person. However, within a range of available definitions everyone can find a framework to work... Rotarians understand that the whole world is their backyard. They can see the effects of climate change in communities they care about, and they haven’t waited to take action. They’re tackling the problem the way they always do: coming up with projects, using their... The environment we live in is critical to the health and well being of all of us. It provides the air that we breathe, the water that we drink and supports the animals and plants we share on this planet. Loss of habitat, endangered species, polluted air, reduced... Creating a Sustainable Society There is no Planet “B” As there is no Planet “B”, society needs to create an awareness of environmental sustainability. In order to understand this concept, a definition is both essential & beneficial. Environmental: “relating... On June 25, Rotary International President Mark Maloney made this glorious announcement: “The Rotary Foundation Trustees and Rotary International Board of Directors have both unanimously approved adding a new area of focus: supporting the... 