Winter 2016
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Winter 2016:
In the service of flowers
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In this finding purpose issue:
· The average Australian child spends less time being active outdoors than a maximum security prisoner. Danielle Shanahan and Richard Fuller ask how we can save wildlife by saving people’s connection to nature.
· Manu Saunders goes beyond the birds and the bees to showcase some of Australia’s most unusual pollinators.
· A special loathing is reserved for animals that suck our blood. Bryan Lessard calls for more appreciation of the virtues of horse flies
· The average Australian child spends less time being active outdoors than a maximum security prisoner. Danielle Shanahan and Richard Fuller ask how we can save wildlife by saving people’s connection to nature.
· Manu Saunders goes beyond the birds and the bees to showcase some of Australia’s most unusual pollinators.
· A special loathing is reserved for animals that suck our blood. Bryan Lessard calls for more appreciation of the virtues of horse flies