Establishment of the South Hedland community garden as a “hub” for the delivery, showcasing and promotion of sustainable practices
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Creation and maintenance of a range of displays and examples of waste management practices including worm farms, composting, recycling, wind mills, native plants and lighting
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Educational programs targeting a range of groups and cohorts including schools, mothers, families, teenagers, interest groups, corporate groups and industry
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Investigation into establishment of commercial projects e.g. a barramundi pond
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Open days and support for sustainability events e.g bike week
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Establishment of clubs, activities and programs that attract people to the “hub” including book clubs, kids club, art sessions (recycled arts, rock painting), plant exchanges, farmers markets, cooking sessions and classes, natural therapy sessions (herbs and essential oils) and well being classes
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Development and implementation of a promotional and educational program focusing on sustainable water and energy usage, recycling and litter
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