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Join the green team
Join or create a work team focused on dreaming up and implementing schemes to reduce the impact your workplace has on the environment. The understanding
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No junk mail or spam
Time and paper are precious resources. Junk mail, email spam and unsolicited phone calls waste both time and paper, so let’s get rid of them!
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Get rid of your second-hand goods
By passing your second-hand or unused goods on to someone who will use them, you are both reducing the environmental resources required to satisfy our
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Cultivate waste reduction habits
The average Australian household wastes more than $1,000 every year purchasing items they never use. So use what you buy, buy less and save. A
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Recycle technical waste
Replicating nature’s nutrient cycle by creating closed loops for the recycling and reuse of those man-made (technical) elements of our consumption delivers efficiency, reduces cost
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Recycle organic waste
Nutrient recycling is the foundation of life. Today’s organic waste is tomorrow’s lunch, so look after those worms and compost piles. Much of the journey
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Immerse yourself in nature
Go hiking, bird watch, swim in the sea or simply enjoy nature and your connection to it. It’s good for the body and great for
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Join an urban regeneration group
Community groups are helping to rehabilitate weed choked native vegetation, enabling it to regenerate and thus, restoring native biodiversity. Find your local group and lend
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Support local indigenous culture
Understanding, appreciation and respect for indigenous Australians and their cultural beliefs and values is a critical part of moving forward as a society. For thousands
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Help Protect our coast
Keeping our fragile coastal ecosystems healthy and vibrant preserves the unique natural beauty of Australia. Since the 1970’s, many coastal regions of this country have
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