Bush regeneration refers to all attempts made in a bid to rehabilitate vegetative cover in an area of land that has undergone degradation. The main objective of undertaking bush regeneration is to facilitate the natural regrowth of plants species that are indigenous to the particular area, hence restoration of the local ecosystem. This article provides answers to a few common questions about bush regeneration for the benefit of student environmental scientists.
What Creates The Need For Bush Regeneration?…
While all air conditioners allow you to vary the temperature of the air inside your home, did you know that you can control the air quality as well? For most people, the quality of air would not be much of a concern. If you are not prone to respiratory distress (from a condition such as asthma) or allergies, then the quality of air inside your home is unlikely to affect you in any tangible way.…
Among the countries with the most urbanised populations in the world, Australia ranks very high. Most of these populations can be found in the country’s five largest cities of Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide and Brisbane. These populations are on the increase and pose threats to the living standards in these and other cities in Australia. There is therefore a great need for the formulation of sustainable urban planning policies to provide the necessary urban infrastructures to manage the needs for development of both urban and non-metropolitan populations.…
