Attribution

Image credits

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hero-continent.jpg
Huntster, via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Home Open Graph image.
cracking-clay.jpg
George Hubble / CSIRO. CC BY 3.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on How to read an Australian soil profile.
red-soil.jpg
Malcolm Wright / CSIRO. CC BY 3.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on The Great Artesian Basin, explained, Soil carbon on working farms.
cattle-grazing.jpg
Gregory Heath / CSIRO. CC BY 3.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Cover crops for hot, dry seasons, Regenerative grazing in the rangelands.
compost.jpg
FotoFree. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Compost that works in Australian suburbs, Choosing safer cleaning products without the greenwash, Circular habits that survive January.
darling-river.jpg
B 897. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on The Murray–Darling for householders.
murray-echuca.jpg
Sheba Also, via Flickr. CC BY-SA 2.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on .
rainwater-tank.jpg
Jeuwre. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Rainwater tanks done properly.
urban-creek.jpg
Philip Mallis. CC BY-SA 2.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Urban creeks and the stormwater we pretend is gone.
vegetable-garden.jpg
Idéalités. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Growing food in Australian backyards without pretending it is a farm, Drought-ready gardens that still look like a garden.
distant-bushfires.jpg
CSIRO Atmospheric Research. CC BY 3.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Bushfire ecology after Black Summer.
sydney-skyline.jpg
Witty lama. CC BY-SA 2.5. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Urban heat islands in Australian cities.
suburban-house.jpg
Chris Olszewski (Kgbo). CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Household chemicals, PFAS and the swaps that actually matter, Older houses, lead paint and the asbestos we still live with, Home energy in a warming climate, Indoor air quality in Australian homes.
twelve-apostles.jpg
Beau Wade. CC BY 2.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on .
coastal-erosion.jpg
Calistemon. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Coastal erosion and the slow argument with the sea.
koala.jpg
Kainazmanekshaw. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Koala habitat and the backyard corridor, Living with urban wildlife without turning the yard into a trap.
eucalyptus-forest.jpg
CupcakePerson13. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Cultural burning and the return of cool fire, How Landcare actually works, Threatened species: what a household can honestly do.
lantana.jpg
Matthieu Sontag (Mirgolth). CC BY-SA 3.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Weeds that rewrite Australian bushland overnight.
native-bee.jpg
James Niland. CC BY 2.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on Native bees and the habitat a backyard can actually offer.
three-sisters.jpg
Anne Dirkse. CC BY-SA 4.0. Source on Wikimedia Commons.
Used on How to read an environmental impact statement.