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Bridie visits Hobart's Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary and The University of Tasmania to learn about the disease that threatens the Tasmanian Devil species, and the vaccine that's working to saving them. 21:29 Expired
This week on the Eco Show, Bridie Shepherd is in Tasmania to learn how hydro systems are powering the nation. 22:07 Expired
Bridie visits Cape Paterson on the Bass Coast of Victoria to explore one of Australia's most sustainable housing estates. 19:44 Expired
Bridie visits the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary on the Gold Coast to look into the effort underway to protect the Eastern Bristlebird and then heads down to Victoria's Wilson's Promontory where Parks Victoria lead a response and recovery program for the bird. 21:50 Expired
Bridie visits Coffs Harbour to find out how it became the first certified 'Eco Destination' in NSW, and samples some of the many activities on offer there. 24:55 Expired
Bridie heads to the Great Eastern Ranges along the north coast of NSW to meet the people (and canines) helping to restore the native ecology. 22:45 Expired
Bridie heads to New Norfolk, just outside of Hobart in Tasmania, to visit the team from The Agrarian Kitchen. The Agrarian Kitchen is a sustainable farm that also teaches people how to cook with as minimal waste as possible. 21:37 Expired
Bridie Shepherd kicks off season two of The Eco Show with a visit to her hometown of Melbourne. What's more Melbourne than coffee and in this episode, Bridie visits the team at Reground, whose goal is to understand Australia's waste output and facilitate the most effective circular solutions starting with, of course, coffe...Season 1
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Bridie Shepherd visits the Moonlit Wildlife Sanctuary at Pearcedale, Victoria, which is dedicated to the recovery of the Australian native orange bellied parrot. Orange-bellied parrots are one of only three migratory parrots in the world and currently classified as critically endangered. 22:42 Expired
Bridie Shepherd visits the Dolphin Research Institute in Hastings Victoria, the go-to for just about all-things dolphin related in Victoria. The organisation works across three areas; conservation research, community education, and environmental leadership. The institute is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2021. 25:31 Expired
Bridie Shepherd visits Flannagan Island in East Gippsland. Its the very first whole island in Australia to be legally protected under a covenant by Trust for Nature. Learn all about the work they are doing with the East Gippsland Catchment Management Authority and others. 22:23 Expired
Bridie Shepherd visits Nardoo Hills Reserve located in Central Victoria on Dja Dja Wurrung country. The reserve, managed by Bush Heritage Australia, is one of the few places left in Victoria where you can still find healthy Grassy Box and Box-ironbark species. But the biodiversity of the region is under threat due to an in... 26:18 Expired
Bridie heads to East Gippsland to meet the team at Waterholes Wildlife Sanctuary and learn about the work they are doing to support our native wildlife, specifically kangaroos and koalas on Raymond Island and the mainland. 25:17 Expired
Bridie Shepherd spends the day at Black Duck Foods in Wallagaraugh, Yuin Country, chatting with author and farmer Bruce Pascoe and the Black Duck team. Black Duck Foods is an Indigenous social enterprise committed to traditional food growing processes that care for Country and return economic benefits directly to Indigenou... 23:10 Expired
Bridie Shepherd visits the Patho Plains in north-central Victoria to chat with Trust for Nature, covenanted land owners and renowned ornithologist Dr David Baker-Gabb about a very unique and endangered ancient Australian bird, the plains wanderer. With special thanks to Zoos Victoria. 26:15 Expired
On this episode of The Eco Show, Bridie Shepherd visits Melliodora, a permaculture property in Hepburn. Victoria. We take a look at the bush fire resistant design of the property and learn about the interconnectedness of permaculture, thanks to property owners David Holmgren and Su Dennett.