“Eurobodalla’s environmental score card for 2020 is out and it’s not looking good. ” writes SHASA, the Southcoast Health & Sustainability Alliance.
“We scored just 1.6 out of 10. It shows, after drought, bushfires and floods, we have a lot of work to do …let hope we can improve the score for 2021 and beyond!”
“Bushfires, rising temperatures, increased bio-mass produced, disappearing shade cover in Eurobodalla, are amongst the indicators of environmental health quantified, and so clearly captured in this report. The ‘Australia’s Environment’ report, fully funded by The Australian National University, aims to make spatial information on environmental conditions more accessible and easily interpreted at different levels of detail.”
Check out Eurobodalla’s Report Card here:
The annual report , published annually by the Centre for Water and Landscape Dynamics at the ANU on the changing condition of our natural resources and ecosystems has been released.
The report summarises a large amount of observations on the trajectory of our natural resources and ecosystems. On the https://www.wenfo.org/ website, you can find a national summary report, as well as report cards for different types of administrative and geographical regions. In the accompanying data explorer, the spatial data can be viewed as maps, accounts or charts by region and land use type, and downloaded for further use.
SHASA works to promote renewable energy and transition to a sustainable and zero carbon economy in the Eurobodalla region of NSW. Formed in 2014 it is an alliance of Eurobodalla community members that highlights and support action to mitigate climate change for our region.
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