Peter Juniper, Accredited AABR Member Seal Rocks, is located on the NSW Mid North Coast, and is one of the jewels of the area. On Saturday, 10th August 2024, AABR held a walk and talk field trip to Seal Rocks. A beautiful place known for its surf, rugged coastline and rainforest. During the walk the [...]
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Crowdy National Park Mini-Spring Bush Regen Camp Wednesday 11th to Friday 15th September 2024 An update from Tom Clarke We will be working across three days, Wednesday 11th , Thursday 12th and Friday 13th in September 2024. People opting to camp will be able to arrive Tuesday 10th and leave Saturday 14th. Please note (it [...]
AABR Acknowledges the Worimi people upon whose land we will be walking and talking. Join us for an illuminating and informative Walk & Talk where you'll discover what makes a rainforest special, focusing on our unique local littoral rainforest. Despite its history of disturbances, ongoing restoration efforts funded by the National Parks and Wildlife Service [...]
President's Perspective - Peter Dixon Peter Dixon, AABR President | president@aabr.org.au | 0478 741 111 Bush Regeneration is one of those sweet professions or activities where practitioners can be satisfied that they are engaged in a positive thing. There are few moral or ethical dilemmas and I can’t think of any regenerator, volunteer or [...]
Scott Meier, AABR Board Member BARRC (Bushland and Rainforest Restoration & Consulting). Littoral Rainforest (LRF) occurs in small pockets along the east coast of Australia from Cape York Peninsula into Victoria and is often described as being confined to within 2km of the ocean or major estuary. It is a fire sensitive community that often [...]
