Back to Nature
Nothing is more Australian than having a shed out the back to store your gardening equipment. It will protect and store your gardening tools safely and even a few other bits and pieces. When building in your garden, a way to reduce your impact on the environment is to invest in products which will last. Look for products that have guarantees which will mean that you won't have to replace the same...
In Sydney over 6, 000 volunteers are involved in bush regeneration. Bushcare volunteers restore fauna and flora in the natural habitat with the support of knowledgeable council staff. Members learn about the native environment and what specific care is needed for any particular area. This may include weeding, planting and revegetating areas.
Anyone of all ages and conditions can volunteer as a...
Native plants are easy to grow, inexpensive to buy and will bring extra wildlife to your garden. These plants do not need to be watered very often, they tolerate dry conditions and the right native plants will provide colour in your garden all year around.
Planting natives will ensure that your backyard doesn't become over grown with weeds. Non native garden species may find their way into local...
Owning your own chickens is a fun way of becoming sustainable and you don't need to live on a farm to do it. Imagine getting free fresh eggs daily and not having to question whether your eggs are coming from a healthy ‘free range' chicken.
Still a bit sceptical? Thankfully Rent-a-Chook exists! This is a ‘try before you buy' service that takes all hassle out of buying chickens and eggs. A...