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Street Food Theatre: Autumn River Festival 2014
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Street Food Theatre: Autumn River Festival 2014
Great Gardens is WA’s leading program of community sustainability education.
The podcast to serve as a platform for discovering the intricate relationships between human health, soil health, and ecological health.
Ben is passionate about microbes and how we can live in symbiosis with them. They can enrich our lives and our conscious experience, and I see this podcast as my contribution to the evolution of human consciousness.
The vision:
- to reconnect people to nature.
- to educate people on how we are inextricably connected to our environment.
Join us & the City of South Perth for this fabulous gardening workshop!
This workshop will introduce you to sustainable design concepts that will enable you to create your own organic, waterWise and fertiliserWise productive garden, particularly if you have a small space.
Get the latest advice on how composting and converting waste into rich plant food enhances a garden’s waterwise potential whilst providing your family with nutrient dense, delicious, organic fruit and veg.
We want to focus on reducing, reusing and recycling. Join us for this awesome workshop to learn some neat tips & tricks!
Keeping small animals in our urban setting is a means of reducing organic waste to landfill, providing pest and weed control, fertiliser for the garden whilst bringing you and your family closer to nature. In a well-designed urban garden, you can reduce, reuse and recycle with the help of your animal friends.
Bring ‘the wild’ into your environment and be transported into to their world!
Our wildlife is precious. Join us for this workshop to learn how you can contribute to the biodiversity of your suburb by creating habitat and food sources for the fauna that inhabit your area.
Learn the impact on birds when we feed them scrap foods such as bread which can cause them to become malnourished and can thus affect our waterways.
Heavenly Hectares is specially designed for rural land holders.
All the Dirt looks at how our awareness of the environment will make a difference to our planet.
The free weekly podcast has regular guests and, while each episode is different, the focus is on plants, sustainability and food. Episodes so far have looked at Building Healthy Soil, Growing Microgreens, and Hardy Shade Plants.