Volunteer with us
We are powered entirely by volunteers who are driven by the greater cause of saving the world from climate change.
If you want to help or if you have specialist skills, we would love to hear from you. We are currently looking for volunteers to help with:
- Writing articles
- Community engagement
- Website administration
Write for us
We are always looking for more articles to share. Writing an article for Transition Australia is easy.
Your topic should be something which is interesting or will inspire others.
You can write about what is happening in your group or broader sustainability topics the transition community may be interested in.
Your article should:
- be 300-400 words
- use 2-5 pictures, including a good landscape image
- have a short heading which uses a capital only at the beginning
- include ‘tags’ which automatically put stories into categories.
Here are some examples of great articles on our website:
- Five tips for sustainability
- Thermal camera – energy efficiency
- WATCH – Ten year anniversary
- Think, eat, save
- Effective lobbying.
If you have an article to share or want to volunteer, get in touch using the form below.
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Current articles
Transition Around The World
We Are Not Alone…!!! Just check out the Transition Town groups and National Hubs!! The map is a bit out of date – so if your group is missing – log in and add it. And add the Transition Network Blog and News to your regular check ins.
Pop Up Transition??
What if we took our stories to the streets? Covid has changed how we can meet, run events, and even work in community gardens. Now this is an example from a group in the UK, but what about creating super flexible pop-up, mini festivals of information, inspiration, and connection? With a pilot funded by the Transition Network the first pop-up … Read More
Creating an Organic Farming Co-op
Turning an old orchard into a thriving co-operative farm Faced with retiring and selling up their productive apple, pear, and stone fruit orchard in mid North-East Victoria, Hugh and Katie Finlay created a legal co-operative entity that allows individual farming businesses to share the expenses and collectively lease the land. The co-op currently includes – a productive vegetable supply business; … Read More
Transition: Stories of Community Leading Change
Transition: Stories of Communities Leading Change . Published as an Issuu ebook – “Transitions” tells the stories of more than 25 Latrobe Valley and Gippsland residents who see a bright and healthy future for the region beyond the traditional coal industry. The 86-page magazine features profiles of workers in the healthcare, renewable energy, transport, agriculture and coal power sectors, as … Read More
Transition Streets Online
Transition Streets Course - Online Zoom with others on the path to a more sustainable life 2020 has made us all more aware of our neighbours and the importance of connecting and working together. Transition Streets is about working with others in your community to make your home and your street more sustainable. Getting together and looking at key issues ... Read More
Permabee – Video Archive
Learn how to do it…with the help of this community of gardeners? PermaBee 19 videos on all aspccts of regenerative agriculture The official playlist for workshops run through the PermaBee program at the Randwick Sustainability Hub. The PermaBee program provides the public with the opportunity to get involved in an active community of gardeners and food producers interested in regenerative … Read More
Deep Dive into Plastic Free Takeaway
Boomerang Alliance – Plastic Free Places The Boomerang Alliance, a peak community not-for-profit working on waste minimisation and recycling has produced a series of resources and informative web pages that explain the steps to achieving a plastic free takeaway service and cafe culture. Using Reusables for Takeaway during COVID-19 – Clare Sullivan, Plastic Free Byron Project Coordinator This is a … Read More
Biodegradable Plastics Explained
Biodegradable – Compostable – OXO-degradable plastics. Nearly every material will biodegrade, given enough time. But the length of the biodegradation process is highly dependent on environmental conditions including oxygen levels, humidity and temperature, and on the mechanical impacts – mixing, vibration. So just claiming that a plastic is “biodegradable” without stating conditons and time frame is totally misleading to consumers. … Read More