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Mars Ingenuity becomes first aircraft ever grounded on another planet due to weather - Vimarsana News

Mars Ingenuity becomes first aircraft ever grounded on another planet due to weather

NASA's Mars Ingenuity drone has suffered a flight delay due to inclement weather, marking another weird historical milestone we didn't see coming.

Koala habitat planted in Yellow Rock - Vimarsana News

Koala habitat planted in Yellow Rock

In 2020, when local Girl Guide, Grace George, learned of a koala that walked 40 kilometres from Kurrajong to Glenbrook to find suitable habitat, she

Irrigation taps into wise use of water - Vimarsana News

Irrigation taps into wise use of water

Guy Barnett,Minister for Primary Industries and Water The Tasmanian Liberal Government is committed to the wise use of water, including when it comes

One step at a time 'Team Galloway' is reducing its carbon footprint - Vimarsana News

One step at a time 'Team Galloway' is reducing its carbon footprint

One step at a time 'Team Galloway' is reducing its carbon footprint Last week saw the first in the series of 4 ‘Galloway Footsteps’ events, with participants encouraged to measure and then take steps to reduce their carbon footprint using the online ‘Giki’ tool. Wednesday, 19th May 2021, 11:12 am ‘Team Galloway’ already has 35 members and a commitment to reduce 32 tonnes of carbon over the next year! The Galloway Footsteps initiative is a series of four online events, taking place once a month on a Wednesday until August to explore the impact we have on the environment and inspire...

Sediment pollution in the Afon Drywi is being investigated - Vimarsana News

Sediment pollution in the Afon Drywi is being investigated

Sediment pollution incident in the Afon Drywi in Llwyncelyn, near Aberaeron AN INVESTIGATION is under way after an unknown substance turned the water grey in the Afon Drywi in Llwyncelyn, near Aberaeron. Environment Team officers from Natural Resources Wales (NRW) have confirmed that they are investigating the ongoing sediment pollution. While the substance's point of entry into the river has been located, officers are still investigating the origin of the material. The ongoing incident is thought to have started at least two weeks before it was first reported to NRW on April 16. Th...