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Self Guided Illustrated Historical Walks
Each book in this series is a self guided historical walk through Annandale. Each walk explores the people and construction of Annandale. Each book covers two decades of Annandales History a hundred years apart. The first book in the series, 1890s Annandale: A Short Walk, covers the 1790s and 1890s.
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Annandale Village Newsagent
113 Johnston St. Annandale
Yai Yoi
89 Booth St. Annandale
The Happen Store
55 Parramatta Road, Annandale
Gleebooks
49 & 191 Glebe Point Rd. Glebe
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Leichhardt Library
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Annandale on the Web
Promoting Annandale on the Internet since 1998
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Academic Research into Enviromental Projects in Annandale
Ross,K. and Tilbury,D. (2006) 'Cool Communities' in Tilbury,D. and Ross,K.
Living Change : Documenting good practice in Education for Sustainability in NSW.
Macquarie University, Sydney and Nature Conservation Council, NSW.
www.aries.mq.edu.au/pdf/Cool_CommunitiesJan06.pdf
The Role of Research in Cool Communities
Felicity Calvert Nature Conservation Council, NSW
www.environment.nsw.gov.au/resources/cee/calvert.pdf
Cool Communities. This federal government funded project was aimed at changing household behaviour to reduce the production of greenhouse gases by encouraging the use of flourescent light bulbs. In Leichhardt the project was initiated by Leichhardt Council. A steering group was formed and the strategy they proposed and used, was to work with existing community groups such as Spanish and Italian speaking groups.
Reintroduction of Mangroves to Annandale Foreshore
Site of reintroduction of Mangroves to Annandale (Rozelle Bay) Foreshore, May 2007 and October 2010
McManus, Phil (2006)
Mangrove battlelines: culture/nature and ecological restoration
Australian Geographer, 37, 1, pp.57-71.
The introduction of mangroves into the south-east foreshore of Rozelle Bay, was part of the Sydney City Council, Glebe Foreshore Project. More at: GlebeMangroveBrief1b.pdf and MangroveForum.asp.
