Nina Boddenberg
Nina is a writer from Australia, who is currently building her own home and planting a large organic and permaculture garden.
Nina loves gardening for many reasons, and is planting a mix of fruits, vegetables, herbs, cactus, and native rainforest plants. Particularly interested in organic, bio-dynamic, and permaculture gardening; as well as the regeneration of native rainforest.
Nina is growing a wide range of herbs in the garden. She finds herbal remedies to be wonderfully effective and beneficial to her health. Try using fresh herbs and other plants from the garden for a natural skin care regime.
Nina has planted a habitat garden to help the local wildlife. As a trained and experienced Wildlife Carer, Nina has a great interest in preserving wildlife habitat and ending eco-system destruction. Nina is a specialist carer of Flying-Foxes and Microbats, and likes to educate people on the role of these bats in Australia's ecosystems. Bats are very important to our environment.
Currently a member of a local Landcare Group, which works to restore native rainforest, and also runs a community garden. The health of our environment is very important to Nina and she writes a great deal on environmental issues. Hobbies include weaving with local fibres and recycled clothes, reading and cooking delicious food! Keep watch for upcoming book reviews and awesome recipes to indulge the taste buds.
Latest Articles
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Australia's New Plant Laws will Prohibit Hundreds of Plants
The Australian government is currently consulting on new legislation that would criminalise hundreds of plant species, including native Wattle species.
Mar 7, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Rainforest Plants of Northern NSW: Fruits of the Forest
The amazing rainforests of Northern NSW are filled with diversity and natural abundance. Read on to learn about rainforest fruits and berries.
Feb 28, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Rainforest Plants of Northern NSW: Palms, Ferns and Epiphytes
Australia's rainforests are diverse places filled with natural wonders. Learn about some of the interesting rainforest plants found in New South Wales.
Feb 24, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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A Profile of Melbourne's Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
Since 2001, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) has been one of the leading aid and advocacy groups for refugees and asylum seekers in Australia.
Feb 23, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Rainforest Restoration in Northern New South Wales
Australia's natural ecosystems have been destroyed by logging and land-clearing. Learn why rainforest restoration work is important in Northern NSW.
Feb 17, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Growing Organic Turmeric in Your Home Garden
Turmeric is an easy spice to grow organically in the home garden. This attractive plant is a wonderful addition to any garden and has many health benefits.
Feb 17, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Myths and Facts about Refugees and Asylum Seekers in Australia
Australia's media is filled with articles about 'queue jumpers', 'boat people' and 'illegal immigrants'. Find out the facts about refugees in Australia.
Feb 16, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Treating Common Ailments with Plants from Your Garden
It is easy and fun to replace many of the medicines used for common ailments with fresh herbs, fruits, and spices from your garden.
Feb 9, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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The Differences Between Micro bats and Mega bats
The world of bats is an interesting one, with great differences between Micro bats and Mega bats. Read on to find out more about these intriguing creatures
Feb 2, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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Mulberry Sago Jelly Dessert Recipe
This healthy and delicious desert will delight your guests and family alike. Fresh mulberries are the key to this recipe.
Jan 31, 2011
- Nina Boddenberg
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