Topic: "Water"

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Resources

Are We Eating Water?

Down Pipes and Tanks

Grey Water Diverters

Grey Water Systems

How Much Water Do You Use?

Reading Your Water Bill

Image of Stories of Transition with logos of Live Well Tasmania, Transition Bridgetown and relocalise hepburn

Stories of Transition Feb 2023

Swales

The Spirit of Water

Transition Streets - Megan's story

Vertical Gardens and Wicking Beds

Water in Your Home

Groups

Anthropocene Transition Network

TO BE WORTHY ANCESTORS Collaborative inquiry into living in the Anthropocene and cultural transformation

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Climate Adaptation Requires Youth Action - Banksia Gardens

Climate Adaptation Requires Youth Action (CARYA) is a program bringing together a courageous, cross cultural group of 18-29 year olds (or mature 16-17 year olds!) who are concerned about the effects of the climate crisis and want to connect with others to take action.

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Community Voice for Hume, CV4H

CV4H is dedicated to Social Sustainability/Justice and to building community skills and relationships. Its brief covers; Climate Action; support for the environment; Sustainable Jobs; Reduction of Carbon Footprint at the individual level and upwards; direct help for local residents, especially in their gardens, to build community awareness and action.

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Geelong Sustainability

Geelong Sustainability has become the region’s leading sustainability group with extensive networks throughout Geelong and the Barwon region, recognised for evidence-based innovative projects which educate and support our community’s transition to a net zero, circular economy.

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Hume Environmental Champions Program

Over 120 Hume residents have completed the ten week training program and participated in over 60 community-run projects that benefit our local communities and the environment.

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MACCY BIOCHAR

Maccy Biochar makes biochar to draw down carbon and improve soils. It is a volunteer, not-for profit community group that is demonstrating a simple way in which many of us can help fight climate change while also improving soils. We are promoting the idea of keeping biochar production simple, local and carbon-negative! We encourage other community groups to take on the idea so that in time many small groups can form a biochar cooperative to help each other with marketing and selling biochar.

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