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Former NR1 (Midland Hwy) alignment through Jericho, Tasmania. Renamed Jericho Road.

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This meme image humorously highlights a tile that is out of alignment.

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Hands on practical activity, proud of their achievements

Former Bruce Hwy / NR1 alignment around the Granite Creek rest area north of Gin Gin.

Stones A, C and F are visible from this stone. This stone forms part of the northern alignment.

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On 31 March 2026, 70 representatives from 34 organizations gathered at the Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) office in Bonn, Germany. Convened by IUCN, CIFOR-ICRAF and the GLF with support from the German government, the event provided a space to align ideas and efforts ahead of the 2026 UN conferences on land, biodiversity and climate.

 

While these global challenges are deeply interconnected, they are often addressed in isolation. Integrating these efforts is essential to finding solutions that truly work. In an era of increasing urgency, this level of alignment matters more than ever. The GLF continues to provide the platform where these vital conversations and trusted partnerships take shape. This is just the beginning, stay tuned for more!

 

Photo by Jesús Ricardo Reybal Reyes / IUCN

 

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Former NR1 alignment through the centre of Hobart. Elizabeth St.

Railway crossing at the northern end of this former alignment.

Old Pacific Hwy alignment, bypassed in 1999.

Former NR1 / Pacific Hwy alignment through Coomera. The current M1 motorway on the right.

Former NR1 (Midland Hwy) alignment from the south into Launceston, Tasmania.

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