Shared Terrain
Is there any other city of Sydney’s scale where nature impinges so insistently in the lives and spaces of its citizens? Shared Terrain is about urban ecology: the relationship between the natural and built environments in Sydney, changes in the populations of native fauna and vegetation, weather patterns, water resources and environmental management.
Elaine Davies
Endangered species, a bell from in my backyard.
John Broadbent
Native flora and fauna of the Pyrmont Peninsula in 1788.
John Martin
Wildlife Management at the Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens.
Vivienne Ingram
Experiencing the natural world from a Sydney high rise apartment.
Bruce Druery
A 'green' approach to personal and professional life.
Judith Christie
A modern day active urban conservationist.
Richard Major
Australian Museum researcher talks about Birds in Backyards.
Doug Benson
Flora and fauna. Childhood interest to Sydney botanist.
Geoff Wyatt
Written in the stars. A Sydney Observatory astronomers life.
Arthur White
The frogman'. A Sydney based environmentalist and herpetologist.