Yes indeed, the ‘Private Property’ signs on the gates of Barrm Birrm are a little daunting for the law abiding.  Much of this land is...

I was sitting on my verandah, enjoying the late afternoon sunshine on a Saturday, when I heard the three 4WDs coming out of Barrm Birrm. ...

Sandy Creek, early January What a summer!  Rain through December and January, pastures green late into summer and native grasses...

Never seen this before ... Rhubarb bolete ... Boletellus obscureconnineus! All the rain we didn't get in late winter and early spring has...

The more tuned into nature you are, the more weeds there are. On recent trips to the Mornington Peninsula and Gippsland, I had a hard...

Fifteen RMIT students came out to Barrm Birrm last month, on a short course titled ‘Farming the Future.’ The trip was put together by...

Robin, to the right of centre, reporting back on the walkability initiative We held the fourth of our What Riddell Wants sessions at the...

It's hot in the northern hemisphere. Wildfires across Canada, 50C days in northern China, flash floods, tornadoes. The highest average...

The fourth Saturday of each month, 10 am, from 288 Gap Road, we head out into Barrm Birrm, to find what’s growing. It’s our ‘Wildflowers...

We settler people have been around here since the 1830s. When Auntie Karen welcomed us to Country at the launch a new landcare group in...