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Frustrated with trying to grow good vegies so that you are ready to give up or are have already given up?
Have you been trying a kitchen garden at your service and having trouble growing and harvesting?
Learn how to have a kitchen garden that works.
In order to respect and love the earth we need to understand it. Children need to connect with the natural environment to understand and value their role as caretakers. We need to take children beyond nature play. Learning in, about and with nature involves far more than using natural materials in our play space designs.
Do you know what is in the cleaning products you use?
Sustainable procurement essentially involves thoughtful consideration of environmental and social as well as financial aspects when purchasing goods and services. It is about purchasing that goes beyond the up-front costs of making the purchase to determine the whole of life environmental and social costs, or total life cost (TLC).
It wasn’t that long ago that when we had unwanted wrappings or something had broken we would say ’just throw it away’
However there is no such place as ‘away’. We only have one earth and everything we produce stays here. All the waste we create, everything we want to throw ‘away’ stays on our earth
There are many simple things you can do each day to support children to understand about energy and the need for energy reduction.
Australia has a growing EC EfS Alliance that is heling Australia lead the world in education for suatainability
There is much we can learning from Indigenous perspective on sustainability. Australia’s indigenous people have cared for mother earth for over fifty thousand years.