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South Australian school wins World Environment Day Award for its Kitchen Garden Program
Congratulations to the students at Kilkenny Primary School who recently receive the United Nations World Environment Day Award.
Student citizen science project encourages love for bugs
New research shows students who take part in insect-based citizen science projects are more likely to adopt pro-environmental behaviours.
Our planet: Eating the invaders
Tony Armstrong, with the help of scientists, land carers, an artist and a chef, looks at how we can turn ecological trash into culinary gold.
Organic Protection Bill update
Australian packaging can be misleading when it comes to the use of the term organic, that's why a new protection bill is important for consumers.
Let’s sow the seeds of change together
The Sustain network is hosting their Urban Agriculture Month this November. You can get involved with workshops, webinars, open gardens and garden festivals to grow as an individual gardener and connect with your gardening community.
Show Us Your Shed competition
See below for full terms and conditions for the ABC Organic Gardener Show Us Your Shed competition.
Growing creativity in Australian schools
Catch up with some of the winners of the inaugural National Kitchen Garden Awards from the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Foundation, celebrating amazing school gardening programs that serve their students and the wider community.
A scent-sational win for chemical-free pest control
The winner for the 2024 Eureka Prize of Environmental Research has developed a new method of pest control as an alternative to pesticides.
Solar panels don’t last forever, but do they have to end up in landfill?
The Eureka Prize celebrates scientists perusing solutions to our worlds questions with one nominee researching a solution for solar panel recycling.
Beetle discovery sign of hidden biodiversity
A new beetle discovery, Excastra albopilosa, sheds light on the importance of natural pest control and biodiversity.
New ideas for tackling Australia’s soft plastics problems
Australians generate around 70 billion soft-plastic pieces per year. This team has one creative solution.