Sustainability Matters – March 2026
An independent, volunteer run monthly online newsletter sharing sustainable living news & events in North West Tasmania
Category: climate change
No Fish Farms in Bass Strait! Action 15 March 11am South Burnie Beach
Stand up and help protect our coastal waterways, beaches, fisheries and marine ecosystems from the scourge of Atlantic Salmon farming, the battery hens of the ocean.
2025 Year of the Wood Snake
In Chinese culture, the Year of the Wood Snake in 2025 is a time to connect with nature and adopt environmentally friendly habits: Reduce plastic: Reduce the amount of plastic you use Plant trees: Plant trees to help the environment … Continue reading “2025 Year of the Wood Snake” →
School Garden Role Opportunity with 24 Carrots!
Young people thrive in a positive and connected food culture. 24 Carrot Gardens is a food education program of Material Institute, a charity based in Lutruwita/Tasmania. We work with schools to establish kitchen gardens, where students learn to grow, … Continue reading “School Garden Role Opportunity with 24 Carrots!” →
Exploring Bioregionalism – FREE WEBINAR
First Peoples’ governance systems and the Relationalist Ethos 5 December @ 12pm to 1.30pm AEST (Qld time) (Note – this webinar starts at 1pm AEDT – NSW, Vic, Tas time) Join us for AELA’s “Exploring Bioregionalism” webinar series! In our December … Continue reading “Exploring Bioregionalism – FREE WEBINAR “ →
Protect our North West Forests!
Remember that stickers are out and about in Penguin, Ulverstone and now Shearwater. Drop by one of these shops to pick up a sticker ($5 each, bring cash) to help keep the message alive. What do we mean by … Continue reading “Protect our North West Forests!” →
Threatened Forest Open Day – Dial Range – NW Lutruwita / Tasmania 11 August 11.30 -1.30pm
WHEN August 11, 2024 at 11:30am – 1:30pm WHERE Dial Range CONTACT Ashley Bulgarelli · [email protected] The Dial Range is under threat – 45 hectares are scheduled to be logged. The Dial Range is a biodiversity hotspot, home to iconic … Continue reading “Threatened Forest Open Day – Dial Range – NW Lutruwita / Tasmania 11 August 11.30 -1.30pm” →
Life Itself – lutruwita
Meeting every third Sunday 10am at The RESEED Centre Life Itself lutruwita was formed as a pocket of Life Itself https://lifeitself.org/, a collective dedicated to bringing forward a radically wiser, weller world – through research, sensemaking and work focused on … Continue reading “Life Itself – lutruwita” →
Non Violent Direct Action Training
Non Violent Direct Action Training Saturday 18th May, 9am to 1pm RESEED, 30 King Edward St, Penguin presented by Scott Jordan takayna/Tarkine campaigner at Bob Brown Foundation Come and join us to learn the skills and philosophy behind Non Violent Direct Action … Continue reading “Non Violent Direct Action Training” →
RESEED @ ecofest24 !
The North West ecofest 24 on 6 April 2024 was a resounding success with over 2,000 people enjoying all the exhibits, stalls, workshops, and presentations . This year The RESEED Centre had two stalls in the Dining Hall at Camp … Continue reading “RESEED @ ecofest24 !” →