Off Track (ABC Radio National)

G’morning all,

I’ve been listening to lots of Off Track, a great program on ABC Radio National. Some of the shows might tickle the ICSRGs’ fancy.

From unused pool to ecosystem cool – on transforming pools to ponds.

Bandicoots in Sydney Backyards – featuring the fantastic phrase ‘snout pokes’.

Loving your environment to death – on recreational use of nature reserves near urban areas.

Happy weekends to all,

Kate

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