Our place, being a beautiful little town on the Limestone Coast, is a favoured location for retired people. Many of them are farmers who have …
Read More »Community-based ageing in place
Sustainable tourism
A local couple, long-term residents of our place, returned recently from a 6-week stay on two of the Greek Islands, Kythera and Ithaka. From these …
Read More »SE Coastal Lakes proposal
We’ve been working through a new proposal for organising and managing the SE Coastal Lakes. The main thrust of it is to place substantial parts …
Read More »Systems analysis: community fire management
Systems analysis in community work: Little Dip Conservation Park Community challenges are always multi-dimensional. Although we would like them to be simple in structure and …
Read More »For a GM-free Limestone Coast
RCA’s presentation to the Limestone Coast Local Government Association in support of our region remaining a GM-free Crop Zone Why we want our Councils to …
Read More »Climate-informed conservation
Mapping key areas for conservation could help plants and animals survive climate change Diana Stralberg, University of Alberta People have spent most of the past …
Read More »Country Women Seniors Project
Our Country Women Seniors Project is a community resilience project. It is for women seniors in Limestone Coast communities who can be overlooked in our …
Read More »RCA comments on local rights and environmental law
The Australian Panel of Experts on Environmental Law (APEEL) has been working on a comprehensive overhaul of environmental law in Australia–which is much needed and …
Read More »The Wyatt Trust Backs 1:1 Mentoring and Support Pilot
RCA, working with Di-Monty Training Solutions, is developing and implementing a 1:1 Mentoring and Support Initiative across our community development programs in Mount Gambier. This …
Read More »Dr Scott Heyes joins our Advisory Board
We are delighted to announce that Dr Scott Heyes is joining our Advisory Board, and to welcome him to the RCA community. Scott is currently …
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