RCA has recently made submissions on state legislation governing public lands, and the clearing of native vegetation. On public lands, our view is that the …
Read More »Recent submissions on state lands & vegetation legislation
Community-based ageing in place
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 »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 …
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