eCommunity is our initiative to highlight local groups in the Northern Rivers that have some interest in the environment. The aim is to give a basic web presence for regional groups that engage with the local environment, whether for work or play, to facilitate interactions between community members. The directory is not affiliated with, or funded by, any third party... it is our own way of putting something back into the Northern Rivers community.
If you belong to a not-for-profit group you think might be eligible, whether it's a large organization or a small club, please forward a submission (or get in touch with us if you're not sure...). Submissions may include a short statement (a who, what, when and where of your group), a nice image if you have one, and some contact details if you like... Please feel free to send a link to this page (or the media release) to groups you know of - we want to hear from all sections of the community that have an interest in the environment.
Please email us with any feedback or suggestions.
- Browse eCommunity - the directory of community environment-related groups
- Browse eCalendar - a calendar of events for people in the Northern Rivers with an interest in the environment
- Browse govLinks - a listing of government departments with a role in the management of the Northern Rivers environment, including local, state and federal agencies and statutory bodies
- Browse eCommunity Forum, the new online discussion board just for environmental topics in the Northern Rivers. Members can log in to the board and contribute to the many discussions taking place, but anyone can view the general discussion threads.
If you belong to a not-for-profit group you think might be eligible, whether it's a large organization or a small club, please forward a submission (or get in touch with us if you're not sure...). Submissions may include a short statement (a who, what, when and where of your group), a nice image if you have one, and some contact details if you like... Please feel free to send a link to this page (or the media release) to groups you know of - we want to hear from all sections of the community that have an interest in the environment.
Please email us with any feedback or suggestions.
- Browse eCommunity - the directory of community environment-related groups
- Browse eCalendar - a calendar of events for people in the Northern Rivers with an interest in the environment
- Browse govLinks - a listing of government departments with a role in the management of the Northern Rivers environment, including local, state and federal agencies and statutory bodies
- Browse eCommunity Forum, the new online discussion board just for environmental topics in the Northern Rivers. Members can log in to the board and contribute to the many discussions taking place, but anyone can view the general discussion threads.
© 2006 Croaking Environment Resources. Last updated 26 June 2006.
In line with our aim to bridge the knowledge gap between the scientific and wider communities, Croaking Environment Resources has established this website to facilitate the exchange of information and the distribution of education materials. Every effort has been made to ensure that any information provided is as current and accurate as possible, although we cannot guarantee that this is so. No liability or responsibility will be accepted for any loss, damage, cost or expense incurred by any user of this website or the information, products or links to third parties included therein.
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