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Monday, 31 August 2015 23:27
Research Suggests Nature Walks are Good for your Brain
From Washington Post 29 June 2015
Published in STEP Matters 182
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- We recently published an article in STEP Matters about the sorry tale of construction of the new synthetic playing field…Read More
- Back in December 2022 the Sydney North Planning Panel rejected a DA by the owner of Eden Gardens (the Ainsworth…Read More
- STEP representatives and many others with an interest in the well-being of the Lane Cove Valley attended a workshop on…Read More
- One initiative that relates to the Durumbura project was the cultural burn near Browns Waterhole that took place in April…Read More
- The EPA has released a discussion paper on a plan to reduce the use of plastic and the quantity of…Read More
- We recently wrote about the urgency of a decision to cease logging in NSW native forests. Logging cannot continue in…Read More
- I personally got interested in the Francis Barralier story by an indirect route. I found that much of the gravels,…Read More
- Pictured is a first time flowering for our 6-year-old Lord Howe wedding lily, bought originally at Wirreanda Nursery. Huge mystery…Read More
- The quite horrendous series of windy August and September days across SE Australia was felt in Sydney under bright blue…Read More
- Friends of Berowra Valley have produced an introductory booklet on the wildflowers commonly met on local ridge tops. It is…Read More
- The STEP Track bushcare site at the end of Kingsford Avenue in South Turramurra meet from 9 to 11 am…Read More
