
Homing in on city fringe land use
Pockets of small landholdings used for hobby farms and grazing are most susceptible to urban infill and industrial development, leaving larger horticultural and dryland farms for […]
Pockets of small landholdings used for hobby farms and grazing are most susceptible to urban infill and industrial development, leaving larger horticultural and dryland farms for […]
As the world’s population heads for 9 billion by 2050, restructuring the approach to food production and supply is vital.
Port Adelaide, one of South Australia’s industrial heartlands, also has a high environmental value, a Flinders University planning conference will hear this week.
A School of the Environment research project will identify, assess and value the Onkaparinga’s natural assets.