Creating a Sustainable Sunshine Coast - Nambour to Mooloolah

The Sunshine Coast Environment Council will host a Climate Change Expo on June 9 for World Environment Day.

Where can I go to find out more about Sustainable Energy?

How can I contribute to the reduction of Greenhouse Gases AND do my part to minimise the radical changes in the climate?

Come to the 2020 World Environment Day for a one stop solution! Get advice and practical solutions!!!!

There are 3 parts to this year’s exciting World Environment Day.

Part One – The Exhibits
You’ll find an auditorium full of exhibitors who have proven track records in distributing goods and services that help you to live in an environmentally sustainable way. The exhibits will range from all things solar, to tanks, cars….you name it! Talk to the experts! See their products in action!

Part Two – The Forums
Where else could you go to see speakers of the caliber of Prof. Ian Lowe and Dr. Graeme Pearman on the same stage. There’ll also be a ‘Hypothetical’ along the same lines as the TV show “Geoffrey Robertson’s Hypotheticals” in the afternoon, featuring local identities, including government representatives.

Part Three – The Youth Events
The Queensland Education Sustainable Schools Initiative will be hosting a forum to workshop environmental issues relating to their current curriculum. Other schools will be invited to attend. For younger children, there will be rides and interactive entertainment.

Visit the website for further details.

Free World Environment Day celebrations on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.

Saturday June 9 from 9.30am at Novotel Twin Waters Resort -
free entry, free parking

Includes:
family activities - rock climbing, wildlife displays, rides, youth forum,
eco-displays - sustainable building design, grey water systems, tanks, eco friendly paints, low emission vehicles, food, finance, waterless toilets, bamboo fabric, Barung landcare, solar displays, energy trailer, sustainable schools display - and permaculture (I'll be working on the stand)
Speakers hall - Prof Ian Lowe and Dr Graeme Pearman
Peak Oil information
Music by David Flowers Band & Dale Buchan from 4pm.

For anyone interested the Friday before (June 8) is a conference on climate change and peak oil - $120 - visit the Sunshine Coast Environment Council's website for registration form.