President’s Report Australian Association of Bush Regenerators (AABR) – November 2025 It is always a difficult process, writing the president’s report for the AABR AGM. My mind is always whirling with options around what I can say about the association, what we have done, pressures and opportunities, the people that make things work, those [...]
I must say that one of the aspects of society I find most baffling is why certain voices have a higher impact than others in terms of influencing government policy, programs and funding. Most governments in Australia are under severe financial constraint at the moment… incomes are down, costs to govern are up, natural disasters [...]
Bush Regeneration has its genesis in volunteerism. Whether we are talking about Albert Morris or the Bradley Sisters, many of the initial concepts of bush regeneration started with volunteers seeing a problem, undertaking trials, learning from experience, modifying their methodologies and techniques, and promoting those that worked and under what conditions. Volunteers are still a [...]
