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Can verge gardens really change the world?
Activists say that action breeds hope. I’d qualify that to say it’s a series of strategic actions and what we do around that activity, that is needed to…
Nov 29
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Gayle Dallaston
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Hierarchy or Network?
Reflecting on the structure of your group and the organisations that you are dealing with can make it easier to manage expectations and outcomes.
Nov 1
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Gayle Dallaston
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October 2024
Could verge gardens make increased housing density more acceptable?
This article is my contribution to the Regen Brisbane series on housing issues in our region as we grapple with housing affordability, homelessness, and…
Oct 23
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Gayle Dallaston
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Is it too late to do anything about climate change?
I was asked if it was too late to do anything. And my answer is no.
Oct 10
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Gayle Dallaston
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Is it too late to do anything about climate change?
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves and Others
How do you respond to the different types of stories? What stories do you tell?
Oct 1
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Gayle Dallaston
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September 2024
Verge Gardens, Rain Gardens, and Bushcare. They're all connected.
Wherever you live, the stormwater from your garden ends up in the creeks and beyond.
Sep 15
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Gayle Dallaston
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Verge Gardens, Rain Gardens, and Bushcare. They're all connected.
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August 2024
Podcast: Bringing Nature Back Into Cities
We know what we should do, and there are so many reasons to do it. So, what’s stopping us? What are the barriers?
Aug 21
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Gayle Dallaston
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Podcast: Bringing Nature Back Into Cities
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Queensland: Brisbane: Bridgeman Downs
This group includes an official bush care group, street trees and verge gardens, and a general interest in sustainability.
Aug 16
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Gayle Dallaston
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Queensland: Brisbane: Bridgeman Downs
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Q&A: What if I don't have a concrete path?
All council policies include the requirement to leave a clear pathway for pedestrians. So, what do you do when there is only grass?
Aug 14
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Gayle Dallaston
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Q&A: What if I don't have a concrete path?
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Geelong & Gold Coast
Geelong is about to approve an updated verge garden policy. Still nothing on the Gold Coast but go along to Botanical Bazaar this weekend to keep in…
Aug 1
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Geelong & Gold Coast
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July 2024
How Substack Works For Networks
To create sustainable solutions, we need to connect with others to form diverse networks and collaborations. Verge gardens bring us together, then we…
Jul 29
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Jul 28
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Gayle Dallaston
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