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Our Gardens with Josh Byrne
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Our Gardens with Josh Byrne
Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC)Cnr Kent Street and Queens Park RoadWilson,‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is an event series that addresses the latest megatrends in gardening while providing Perth residents with an understanding of how they can support the health of our iconic Swan and Canning Rivers.
Supported by the River Guardians program and delivered by ABC TV Gardening Australia presenter and environmental scientist Josh Byrne, the event will address how climate change, shrinking lot sizes and affordability influence our gardens.
“It’s important to understand the link between gardening, the environment and our own well-being, and you can easily respond in a positive way” says Josh. “At the East Fremantle event I’ll help explain the contemporary context of Perth gardens and provide practical advice on how we can make a difference in our backyards.”
The connection between gardening and the health of Perth’s waterways is the basis for the series. Each year around 250 tonnes of nitrogen and 26 tonnes of phosphorus enter the Swan and Canning rivers, with a significant portion coming from fertilisers used in residential gardens. These contaminant nutrients can result in algal blooms, which may cause devastating impacts to a wide variety of aquatic species.
“We can all help if we use fertiliser correctly” says Byrne. “Better still, by choosing local native species suited to your soils, not only will you drastically cut the amount of fertiliser needed, but you’ll support local biodiversity, use less water, and save time and money through reduced maintenance.”
During the events Josh will share tips on sustainable landscape design, plant selection, irrigation and smart ways to grow food to help improve the resilience of your home and garden.
The evening events are being held at:
• Canning River Eco-Education Centre (CREEC) on Tuesday 10th October
• East Fremantle Town Hall on Wednesday 18th October
Tickets are $10, and all funds are directed to local urban greening initiatives coordinated by Perth NRM. Tickets can be purchased at Humanitix or type in Our Gardens with Josh Byrne to your preferred internet browser.
‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is supported by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the River Guardians’ program, and it is hosted in conjunction with Josh Byrne & Associates, ReWild Perth - Perth NRM, the City of Canning and the Town of East Fremantle.Our Gardens with Josh Byrne–
Our Gardens with Josh Byrne
Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC)Cnr Kent Street and Queens Park RoadWilson,‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is an event series that addresses the latest megatrends in gardening while providing Perth residents with an understanding of how they can support the health of our iconic Swan and Canning Rivers.
Supported by the River Guardians program and delivered by ABC TV Gardening Australia presenter and environmental scientist Josh Byrne, the event will address how climate change, shrinking lot sizes and affordability influence our gardens.
“It’s important to understand the link between gardening, the environment and our own well-being, and you can easily respond in a positive way” says Josh. “At the East Fremantle event I’ll help explain the contemporary context of Perth gardens and provide practical advice on how we can make a difference in our backyards.”
The connection between gardening and the health of Perth’s waterways is the basis for the series. Each year around 250 tonnes of nitrogen and 26 tonnes of phosphorus enter the Swan and Canning rivers, with a significant portion coming from fertilisers used in residential gardens. These contaminant nutrients can result in algal blooms, which may cause devastating impacts to a wide variety of aquatic species.
“We can all help if we use fertiliser correctly” says Byrne. “Better still, by choosing local native species suited to your soils, not only will you drastically cut the amount of fertiliser needed, but you’ll support local biodiversity, use less water, and save time and money through reduced maintenance.”
During the events Josh will share tips on sustainable landscape design, plant selection, irrigation and smart ways to grow food to help improve the resilience of your home and garden.
The evening events are being held at:
• Canning River Eco-Education Centre (CREEC) on Tuesday 10th October
• East Fremantle Town Hall on Wednesday 18th October
Tickets are $10, and all funds are directed to local urban greening initiatives coordinated by Perth NRM. Tickets can be purchased at Humanitix or type in Our Gardens with Josh Byrne to your preferred internet browser.
‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is supported by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the River Guardians’ program, and it is hosted in conjunction with Josh Byrne & Associates, ReWild Perth - Perth NRM, the City of Canning and the Town of East Fremantle.Our Gardens with Josh Byrne–
Our Gardens with Josh Byrne
Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC)Cnr Kent Street and Queens Park RoadWilson,‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is an event series that addresses the latest megatrends in gardening while providing Perth residents with an understanding of how they can support the health of our iconic Swan and Canning Rivers.
Supported by the River Guardians program and delivered by ABC TV Gardening Australia presenter and environmental scientist Josh Byrne, the event will address how climate change, shrinking lot sizes and affordability influence our gardens.
“It’s important to understand the link between gardening, the environment and our own well-being, and you can easily respond in a positive way” says Josh. “At the East Fremantle event I’ll help explain the contemporary context of Perth gardens and provide practical advice on how we can make a difference in our backyards.”
The connection between gardening and the health of Perth’s waterways is the basis for the series. Each year around 250 tonnes of nitrogen and 26 tonnes of phosphorus enter the Swan and Canning rivers, with a significant portion coming from fertilisers used in residential gardens. These contaminant nutrients can result in algal blooms, which may cause devastating impacts to a wide variety of aquatic species.
“We can all help if we use fertiliser correctly” says Byrne. “Better still, by choosing local native species suited to your soils, not only will you drastically cut the amount of fertiliser needed, but you’ll support local biodiversity, use less water, and save time and money through reduced maintenance.”
During the events Josh will share tips on sustainable landscape design, plant selection, irrigation and smart ways to grow food to help improve the resilience of your home and garden.
The evening events are being held at:
• Canning River Eco-Education Centre (CREEC) on Tuesday 10th October
• East Fremantle Town Hall on Wednesday 18th October
Tickets are $10, and all funds are directed to local urban greening initiatives coordinated by Perth NRM. Tickets can be purchased at Humanitix or type in Our Gardens with Josh Byrne to your preferred internet browser.
‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is supported by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the River Guardians’ program, and it is hosted in conjunction with Josh Byrne & Associates, ReWild Perth - Perth NRM, the City of Canning and the Town of East Fremantle.Our Gardens with Josh Byrne–
Our Gardens with Josh Byrne
Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC)Cnr Kent Street and Queens Park RoadWilson,‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is an event series that addresses the latest megatrends in gardening while providing Perth residents with an understanding of how they can support the health of our iconic Swan and Canning Rivers.
Supported by the River Guardians program and delivered by ABC TV Gardening Australia presenter and environmental scientist Josh Byrne, the event will address how climate change, shrinking lot sizes and affordability influence our gardens.
“It’s important to understand the link between gardening, the environment and our own well-being, and you can easily respond in a positive way” says Josh. “At the East Fremantle event I’ll help explain the contemporary context of Perth gardens and provide practical advice on how we can make a difference in our backyards.”
The connection between gardening and the health of Perth’s waterways is the basis for the series. Each year around 250 tonnes of nitrogen and 26 tonnes of phosphorus enter the Swan and Canning rivers, with a significant portion coming from fertilisers used in residential gardens. These contaminant nutrients can result in algal blooms, which may cause devastating impacts to a wide variety of aquatic species.
“We can all help if we use fertiliser correctly” says Byrne. “Better still, by choosing local native species suited to your soils, not only will you drastically cut the amount of fertiliser needed, but you’ll support local biodiversity, use less water, and save time and money through reduced maintenance.”
During the events Josh will share tips on sustainable landscape design, plant selection, irrigation and smart ways to grow food to help improve the resilience of your home and garden.
The evening events are being held at:
• Canning River Eco-Education Centre (CREEC) on Tuesday 10th October
• East Fremantle Town Hall on Wednesday 18th October
Tickets are $10, and all funds are directed to local urban greening initiatives coordinated by Perth NRM. Tickets can be purchased at Humanitix or type in Our Gardens with Josh Byrne to your preferred internet browser.
‘Our Gardens with Josh Byrne’ is supported by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions and the River Guardians’ program, and it is hosted in conjunction with Josh Byrne & Associates, ReWild Perth - Perth NRM, the City of Canning and the Town of East Fremantle. - -
Canoeing on the Canning
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Canoeing on the Canning
Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC)Cnr Kent Street and Queens Park RoadWilson,Adults (18+) with an interest in the environment of the Canning River Regional Park are invited to participate in this unique event where you will get to experience the Canning River and its flood plain by kayak and on foot, explore the local biodiversity and learn about the freshwater and saltwater ecosystems and the key environmental issues that threaten them. Guest speakers will cover Noongar use of country and discuss the wide range of environmental education opportunities available to groups and individuals within the Perth Region. All participants will receive lunch and morning tea.
Canoeing on the Canning–
Canoeing on the Canning
Canning River Eco Education Centre (CREEC)Cnr Kent Street and Queens Park RoadWilson,Adults (18+) with an interest in the environment of the Canning River Regional Park are invited to participate in this unique event where you will get to experience the Canning River and its flood plain by kayak and on foot, explore the local biodiversity and learn about the freshwater and saltwater ecosystems and the key environmental issues that threaten them. Guest speakers will cover Noongar use of country and discuss the wide range of environmental education opportunities available to groups and individuals within the Perth Region. All participants will receive lunch and morning tea.
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Sustainability Festival
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Sustainability Festival
Hillarys Boardwalk at Hillarys Boat Harbour58 Southside DrHillarys WA 6025,Enactus ECU is hosting its fourth Sustainability Festival this October. It is aiming to deliver behavioural change within the community on a daily basis in the areas of environmental, economic and social responsibility. The Festival is having sustainable organisations run interactive stalls to showcase their products, work as well as impact to raise awareness in the community about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Sustainability Festival–
Sustainability Festival
Hillarys Boardwalk at Hillarys Boat Harbour58 Southside DrHillarys WA 6025,Enactus ECU is hosting its fourth Sustainability Festival this October. It is aiming to deliver behavioural change within the community on a daily basis in the areas of environmental, economic and social responsibility. The Festival is having sustainable organisations run interactive stalls to showcase their products, work as well as impact to raise awareness in the community about the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
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SWAP UP - Sustainable Style and Clothes Swap
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SWAP UP - Sustainable Style and Clothes Swap
Joondalup Reception Centre102 Boas Avejoondalup,Let the Style Counsellor teach you how to become sustainably stylish, to re-think and reduce textile waste and consider how to BUY LESS. BUY BETTER, LOOK BETTER AND DO BETTER. Sustainability and style are not mutually exclusive. Ciara will present on the Spring Summer 2024 upcoming trends and how to recreate trends sustainably. She will also share her expertise on how to dress transeasonally and how to get more bang for your buck using what you already own.
How it works:
Bring some of your unwanted clothing, and leave with something new.
Clothes must be clean and good quality (not worn out, faded, or damaged). For example, would you be happy to give the item to a friend to wear?
Time:
9.00am - Check in and drop off clothes – tea and coffee served
9.30am - Presentation on Sustainable Fashion with Ciara, The Style Councillor
10.30am - Make way to clothes swap on Central Walk via coffee shops (coffee vouchers are available - don't forget your reusable cup!)
11.00am - Clothes Swap with EMRC starts
12.00pm - Clothes Swap endsPlease note: the location of the clothes swap is a 5 - 10min walk from the Joondalup Reception Centre (to Central Walk). Therefore, participants must be able to make their own way to Central Walk.