The following letter has been sent by AILDM to the Premiers, Ministers of Primary Industry and Ministers of Environment and Climate Change of the NSW and Victorian State Governments.
They ask for an extension of the moratorium on the planting of Genetically Modified Organisms in the two states.
We will also be writing to
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Dean Herald ‘Rolling Stone Landscapes’ Free Talk Thursday 6th March 2008, 6:15pm for 7:00 pm
Where: Sydney Home Ideas Centre 61 O Riordan Street (cnr Doody Street) Alexandria NSW 2015
“Modern Landscape Concepts – the art of external design for practical use” Refreshments and Wines available from 6:15pm
For further details see
http://www.buildingbookshop.com/store/Dean-Talk-Invitation.htm
The Australian Institute of Landscape Designers and Managers (AILDM Ltd) announces its fourth National Student Design Competition for students enrolled in a landscape design course in Australia which leads to an award of Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Design Certificate IV or Degree. Students studying for other awards may apply for special permission to enter with
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On the 3rd March the NSW and Victorian State Governments will lift their moratorium on the growing of Genetically Modified Canola.
GMOs are grown in a few other countries and concerns have been expressed by environmentalists, farmers, health practitioners and independent researchers. Continue reading Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs)
Green Roofs Australia www.greenroofs.wordpress.com is hosting a series of lectures across Australia by Prof. Manfred Kohler.
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Leading UK gardener the Duchess of Northumberland to visit Sydney to present the world-renowned ‘Alnwick Garden’.
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Saturday 26 April, 9am to 4pm & Sunday 27 April, 9am to 3pm Woodgreen, 27 Powells Road, Bilpin NSW in the Blue Mountains
Garden open and refreshments available from 8.30am
The 4th Collectors’ Plant Fair showcases 40 growers of distinctive, unusual and collectable plants – plants that are not readily obtainable
A must for
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