Sustainable Living Workshops

Sustainable Living Workshops WASTE BASKET

Funded by the Waste Authority of WA ,Naragebup is hosting the Waste Basket program where you can learn to turn waste resources into useful beautiful items.Check out more info in the resources/links page on main menu Handbag made by Zoe from recycled t shirts

Embark on your own personal journey towards a more sustainable lifestyle and...

• Reduce your living expenses
• Learn how to be a more efficient consumer
• Shrink your impact on the Earth
• Improve your quality of life

The Next Sustainable Living Workshops Rubbish to enRICHment

As Naragebup is not core funded we rely upon some level of funding to enable us to run these workshops. When this funding is secured we are able to offer you the opportunity to learn about how to reduce your CO2 emissions on the Home Front. These easy, fun-to-learn, brief courses are designed to provide you with good information in a very practical, hands-on session. You can choose workshops that will help you: � make compost easily � run your own worm farm � grow your own yummy veggies � create DIY fertilizers, herbicides and insecticides � have happy hens � create a simply stunning garden that features year round native colour and uses hardly any water or fertiliser � reduce your CO2 emissions heaps Thanks to the Zerowaste initiative the first 15 participants registered get FREE entry into each workshop. So get in early! Workshops are held on Sundays starting from February 15th 1-2:30pm. For more details please contact Naragebup on 9591 3077 or email us on rrec@naragebup.org.au or have a look at our website www.naragebup.org.au Proudly supported by Waste Management and Recycling divison

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What is YOUR Ecological Footprint?

The Ecological Footprint is the area of functional land and water ecosystem that is required to produce the resources that you consume, and to deal with the wastes that your lifestyle generates. While there are only 1.8 hectares available per person on the planet, the Ecological Footprint of the average Australian is 7.6 hectares. We are at the top of the world's consumers of energy, water and materials, and are also among the highest producers of waste.

Calculate YOUR ecological footprint!