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Glorious day in #melbourne talking #floatingwetlands with the #melbournenaturenetwork - thanks @drkyliesoanes and Dr @jacintahumphrey. Was great to hear about how these happened and some of the great #biodiversity and #social outcomes! From a recent trip to #tassie. 'Working' in many different ways in the future no doubt. Providing #habitat. Storing #carbon and #cooling through #shade and #evapotranspiration. Being #beautiful. Continuing #cultural #connections and #practices. Being #kin. Connecting people to #nature. Maybe even producing #timber or paper #pulp. Southern live oak (Quercus virginiana) with moth orchid (Phalaenopsis spp.) and Spanish moss (Tillandsia usenoides) A bit cryptic, but a manatee in coconut grove, Miami Kampong botanic gardens, Miami. Here for a NATURA network workshop talking about #naturebasedsolutions across the globe Lots of #biodiversity in #adelaide - a large old #redgum, an avenue of #sugargums and lots of #flyingfoxes Nice work Pauline Marsh: 'Cultivated therapeutic landscapes - gardening for prevention restoration and equity'. Our chapter looks at the multiple benefits of migrant participation in ecological restoration projects Holon: Jon mcCormack. Now or never festival, Melbourne. The humming habitat of over one hundred electronic ‘organisms’. Great to hear Jon talk about the 'ecology' or the work at 'Future Nature Future City' last night #Dead #Trees are a thing in #Seattle