Local permaculture expert, Rowe Morrow, has adapted her home to reduce her impact on the environment, cope with climate change, flooding, heat, drought, fire and rising energy and food costs. She provides inspiration and guidance for how we can too.
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Rowe Morrow: Adapting to Rising Costs & Environment Change
Local permaculture expert, Rowe Morrow, has adapted her home to reduce her impact on the environment, cope with climate change, flooding, heat, drought, fire and rising energy and food costs. She provides inspiration and guidance for how we can too.
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Aunty Carol Cooper: A Force For Peace
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How Ken and Carol Built a Sustainable Home in the Blue Mountains
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Kind And Eco-Friendly Pest Control
Do you baulk at killing garden pests? Chris McDonald, Principal Gardener at the Brahma Kumaris Retreat Centre, Leura, shares tips for keeping the pests at bay without killing anything, harming the environment or ourselves.
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Under Darker Skies – Stargazing in the Blue Mountains
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Observing the Birds of the Blue Mountains with Carol Probets
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Making a Difference: Volunteering in the Upper Blue Mountains
Volunteering offers mutual benefits for the helper and those helped. Along with a sense of empowerment, purpose and contribution, it can give us skills for the workforce, new friends and social connection. While this list is by no means exhaustive, it offers a wide range of options for where to help out in our local community.
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Blue Mountains Spiritual Group Goes Solar
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Wildplants to the Rescue at Katoomba Native Plant Nursery
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Sal-On: Katoomba’s Sustainable Fashion Icon
Sal Isaksen, owner of Sal-On in Katoomba, is making a stand against fast fashion and its environmental impacts. Visit her store and hear her story in this piece by volunteer writer Camille Walsh.
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Katoomba Op Shops & Antique Stores Driving the Circular Economy
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BUZZBUZZ! New Leura Bee and Pollinator Shop and More to Explore in Pollinator Week
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Learning How To Upcycle Fashion with Sherlie McMillan
Global problems are creating renewed interest in traditional DIY skills like sewing. Here’s how a local grandmother is sharing her rag trade experience to make a difference and how you can get involved.
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Kindlehill’s New Senior School: Launched by A Murmuration
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Blue Mountains achieves global standard in Ecotourism
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Insects and Ecology Take Centre Stage at MAGNIFY
Ever wondered what the world looks like to a tiny insect? That question was the basis of a recent interactive community performance MAGNIFY, featuring environmental songstress Amelie Ecology and hosted by Wildground Creative Adventures.
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The 23-year-old Fighting for Our Waterways
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Living on the Ledge: Saving the Dwarf Mountain Pine
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The Indigenous Art Class Helping Heal The Past
Artists with an Indigenous heritage are telling their stories and finding a voice through a certificate course in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Arts at Blue Mountains TAFE.
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Dance: An Antidote to Anxiety
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Art for Earth’s Sake
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Kicking Sustainable Goals at Planetary Health Day
The first Blue Mountains Planetary Health Day was held on 24 February 2024 in Katoomba, and was a huge success with an estimated 600 attendees. With the goal of equipping people with the knowledge and resources to achieve their sustainability goals, the day featured workshops, stalls, activities and much more.
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New Blue Mountains Soft Plastic, Textile and E-waste Recycling Service Has Your Waste Sorted
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A Group of ‘Thoughtful, Committed Citizens’ Writing the Stories For Our Future