Roamer
@terraroam.bsky.social
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Terra Roam (yes, it's my real name) Nomad, peaceful protestor, NB, autistic, ADHD, living with CTE/TBI, lover of nature, conservation ecology, writer, triple record holder of extreme outdoor pursuits. I love the smell of mountain ash in the rain. #NVDA
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#BlueSkyArtShow
#Glow
Canberra city lights, at last light, glowing on the clouds, from Mount Ainslie.
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Congratulations ❤️
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I wish reforms were based on what's actually required to remedy problems, rather than "deals"

@euanritchie.bsky.social, @drphilmccormack.bsky.social & I reiterate what's required in EPBC reforms to protect Australia's precious natural heritage & to address our intertwined climate & nature crises
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yungenchee.bsky.social
1/ Thank you for reading our article on
'5 things we need to see in Australia’s new nature laws'

Here's a 🧵of some extra info & context ahead of DCCEEW's 2 public webinars on the proposed EPBC Act reforms (on 23 & 28 Nov)
5 things we need to see in Australia's new nature laws
A group of prominent environmental scientists devised this list of 5 things we must see in Australia’s new national environmental laws, if we are to avoid calamity and hasten recovery.
theconversation.com
terraroam.bsky.social
The day was superb. It took only a week to get back to take a photo of these bright colourful beehives. But I wouldn't eat the honey harvested from genetically modified canola.
Landscape photo. Foreground has about 15 stacks bright beehives in a rainbow of colours. Behind them is a yellow field of canola flowers. Background is a village at the foot of a mountain. Blue sky with white puffs of clouds
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These are 2 of the 4 fur kids i'm looking after at the moment. 6 month old puppies are a handful, but are the cutest.
I believe the energy of just one of them could power the whole of Snowy Hydro!
#housesitting
Brown puppy lying in the grass giving the phone a funny look. Poplars with bright green Spring foliage and mountains in the background. Blue sky with a few clouds above. Shiny black puppy looking to the right, sitting on bright green mossy grass. Trees and blue sky in the background.
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I do not trust Environment Minister Murray Watt to come even close to the protections nature needs to maintain the biodiversity required to save, conserve, and recover threatened species and habitats. He can't, it compromises his relationship with gas, coal, logging, fish farms, etc...
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Pt15 Climate Action Snowshoe Expedition is up on Patreon.
I discuss getting asthma from the summer 2019/20 fires and finding out 6mths later in the middle of a remote section of the alps. The physical costs we suffer because of government inaction on climate change.
www.patreon.com/posts/140541...
Pt15 Climate Action Snowshoe Expedition | Terra Roam
Get more from Terra Roam on Patreon
www.patreon.com
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marnshibski.bsky.social
This civilisation is the product of ecological fraud: stolen habitats, exhausted resources and exterminated species. Economic growth itself is an illusion given that it is merely the result of a series of heists that bankrupted the planet.
tsakraklides.bsky.social
Civilisations collapse because they don’t even know what a collapse is. It is simply not in their DNA to understand it
open.substack.com/pub/georgets...
terraroam.bsky.social
Feels like more than 2yrs of Israeli oppression on Palestinians. Feels more like decades.
Jewish youth camps in Australia have been teaching them how to kill Muslims since last century.
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“Baudin’s or bauxite – we can’t have both”

It’s a stark warning … but Alcoa’s proposed expansions to its bauxite mining in WA’s jarrah forests will be catastrophic for the endangered Baudin’s black cockatoo.
#wildoz #ausbirds #ozplants #bauxite #conservation

www.theguardian.com/environment/...
‘Baudin’s or bauxite?’: stark warning black cockatoo won’t survive mining expansion
BirdLife WA calls consequences of Alcoa’s proposals to clear 11,000ha of jarrah forest ‘irreversible and catastrophic’ for endangered bird
www.theguardian.com
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euanritchie.bsky.social
"Only if we understand, can we care. Only if we care, will we help. Only if we help shall all be saved." - Dr Jane Goodall

Our tribute to Jane's incredible career and profound legacy 👇
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#BlueSkyArtShow
#Relax
Bushwalkers relaxing in the afternoon sun beside 2 blue tunnel tents. Foreground is a mossy snowgum trunk. Background is sunlight slanting across the mountains.
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#BlueSkyArtShow
#Relax
A moss covered bench beside a leafy track in a rainforest.
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#BlueSkyArtShow
#Relax
A sleeping red heeler dog on a white blanket with a bone beside his paw.
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Marinette!!! Please get through. Only 1 left sailing. Gaza desperately needs the siege broken. Felt so impotent just watching. Our government shames our nation for its lame concerns when it could have acted to stop the genocide at any time.
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I missed the @birdlifeoz.bsky.social webinar last night because I was in this pub chatting with locals about climate change.
This pub took me down memory lane. In 1989 4 friends and I rode our pushes from Cooma to Corryong, via Cabramurra, for Duke of Edinburgh Awards, camping here on the way.
130 year old Tooma Inn at the western foothills of the Australian Alps. A classic pioneer style brick building with a generous patio between rooms at either end. 2 entry door in front. A few green shrubs. Brickwork freshly painted light cream. Dark red corrugated iron roof. 2 chimneys at either end. Telstra phone box, with orange roof, out the front. A locals farm vehicle next to the phone box. Large, old disiduous tree about to bud for Spring. Blue sky and clouds above.
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Thank you. I appreciate your support. I'm saving up to buy him out. I want control of the book about the walk around Australia. If can sell 2000 copies it covers all his publishing costs. If i buy those i can sell at markets 🔥
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He gives me really bad anxiety. He took advantage of it being my first book and gave me an unfair deal. I didn't know until talking to other authors. I actually feel scared to talk to him. I might not control my anger and loose royalties along with already losing the rights to my story.
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Update Cont: 2 Oct 04:30 AEST
6 Aussies & 3 NZ'ers #GlobalSumudFlotilla

Australian Vessel WAHOO
Last Known Distance to Gaza
2 Oct Thurs
⁃ 3.37am ~142km (~88nm) Speed: 4.9kts, Tracker globalsumudflotilla.org/tracker/
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I can't sleep. Thinking about the fact my publisher hasn't paid royalties since 1 month after my book was published in June last year + no Lending Rights payment. 1000 copies sold and it is in libraries. My royalty % is a small, meezly single figure, but I still need it. I've made less than $500.