When the wells run dry, look to the trees
Bruny Island’s drinking water shortage—over-extracted aquifers, drying creeks, and a landscape that
is losing its ancient ability to hold moisture—is not a problem that begins on land and stays there.
It is a symptom of a broken water cycle that stretches from the island’s highest ridge to the cold
currents of the Southern Ocean. And for that, the Bruny BlueBioSphere vision offers not a single
technical gadget but a profound shift in how we see our place between the forest and the sea.
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