Sustainable Living Tasmania
Ways that you can live more sustainably

Gunns' Pulp Mill and Climate Change Forum

Wednesday 20 August, 6:30-8:30pm

Speakers include representatives of Gunns' Ltd, The Climate Project, Forestry Tasmania, The Wilderness Society and UTAS.  A unique opportunity to explore the issues surrounding the proposed Pulp Mill and Climate Change with a diverse group of stakeholders.  The event will be held at Tailrace Centre, 1 Waterfront Dr, Riverside, Launceston.  For more information, contact Environment Tasmania

Public Forum "Climate Change and Social Justice - Australia's International Responsibilities"

Sunday 7 September, 5-7:30pm

Speakers include representatives of Friends of the Earth, UTAS and Oxfam. Includes Film Screening: The Carbon Connection - a powerful new film highlighting the impacts of carbon markets on commmunities in Scotland and Brazil.  Entry by gold coin donation.  For more information, contact Environment Tasmania  on 6224 6319.

Bio-Dynamic Gardeners Association Inc - Introductory Field Day

Saturday 13 September - Huonville

Learn the basic skills of Australian Demeter Biodynamics. For further information contact: Kane Plowman: 0411257550 or Darren Aitken: 5265 1055.

Sunstainable House Tour 2008 - ANZSES

Sunday 14 September, 9-5pm

The Tour, south of Hobart, is a great opportunity to experience and view passive solar design principles suitable for Tasmania's climate, solar and heat pump hot water systems and a large grid-connect photo voltaic system.  Cost: $50, which includes: bus fare, light lunch, entry to 6 houses, infomation sheets, and speakers. For more information contact, Arthur Masters by email or phone on 0407056134.

Public Forum "The Climate Emergency - Situations and Solutions"

Thursday 18 September, 6:30-8:45pm

David Spratt, author of Climate Code Red will be one of the speakers highlighting the current situation facing Australia and offering solutions. Dechaineax Theatre, UTAS School of Fine Art, Hunter Street, Hobart. For more information, contact Environment Tasmania  on 6224 6319.

National Ride to Work Day

15 October 2008

A national event to highlight cycling and encourage more people to chose cycling as thier perferred mode of transport.  For more information and to register, visit: https://ride2work.bv.com.au/home.

Why Weeds Won't Win: 2nd Tasmanian Weed Conference

16-17 October 2008, Launceston

The Tasmanian Weed Society is hosting this two day conference focusing on preventative weed management. Tim Low, author of Feral Future, will be the keynote speaker.  The conference will showcase exciting weed management projects and developments throughout Tasmania and interstate, and includes a field trip and BBQ for participants.  Cost: $130 for members, $150 for non-members, and $50 concession. For more information contact, Elizabeth Schrammeyer on 6234 2939 or by email.

Cygnet Herb, Health and Organic Expo

26 October 9am-5pm

Come along and enjoy a beautiful community event where people all over Tasmania gather to share in the beauty of Spring, puchase herbs and seed for the garden anad eat yummy organic food, learn about a range of alternative health practices, healthy products and much more. For more information or if you are interested in having a stall or conducting a workshop email Lila.

Tasmania's Sustainable Living Expo 2008

Saturday & Sunday November 1-2 - City Hall

Our popular annual event, featuring displays, talks and workshops on building and renovating, energy efficiency, saving water, smart tranport, organic gardening & food, and reducing waste. As well as films, kids' activities, a yummy cafe and a funky planet friendly fashion parade! Click here for information on last year's event including the catalogue. Contact us if you have an idea for a display or talk for this year's Expo.

Critical Mass "Cycle Celebration"

5:15pm @ Franklin Square Last Friday of every month!!

Please come take part in a ride around Hobart to show your support for cycling and advocate for improved cycling infrastructure.

 

 



 


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