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SUMMARY:Saving power in your home - with basic solar passive design
DESCRIPTION:Learn about heating and cooling your home using basic solar passive design to reducing energy costs and carbon emissions!\n\n\nDo you want to have a more sustainable home\, without having to move or build a new one? \nIn this interactive workshop Shani and Tim will teach you about the principles of basic solar passive design and how you can use those principles to save gas and electricity in your home. Many low or no cost actions will be covered in depth. You will leave with some great ideas to reduce your environmental impact and those power bills! \nTea and coffee provided. Help us reduce waste by bringing your reusable keep cup. \nAbout the presenters \nShani and Tim from Ecoburbia have a wealth of knowledge relating to urban homesteads\, adult education\, building and sustainability. This knowledge is exemplified by Ecoburbia\, an urban infill development with shared living spaces to increase the population density\, urban farm\, and demonstration sustainable house\, with cutting edge energy systems\, water collection and dispersal systems and innovative passive solar design. Their goal is to create more sustainable\, connected and resilient communities by providing exciting and motivating educational programs that are based on sound behaviour change theory. \nExtra information \nPhotography and/or filming may occur at this event. Photos and film may be used by the Shire of Mundaring for marketing and publicity purposes and may appear on the Shire’s website and social media channels or in printed materials produced by the Shire. If you wish to opt out from being photographed and/or filmed please alert the Shire staff member at the event.
URL:https://seniorocity.com.au/whats-on-perth/saving-power-in-your-home-with-basic-solar-passive-design/
LOCATION:Shire of Mundaring Civic Room\, 7000 Great Eastern Highway\, Mundaring\, Perth\, WA\, 6073\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Gardening & Environment
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SUMMARY:Discover the Birds of Broz Park Nature Walk
DESCRIPTION:Take a stroll through Broz Park’s beautiful wetland with bird enthusiasts and photographers Rachel and Mike Green.\n\n\n🐦 Discover the Birds of Broz Park – Special Guided Walk & Book Launch \nTake a leisurely stroll through the stunning Broz Park wetland with passionate bird enthusiasts and wildlife photographers Rachel and Mike Green. Over the past two years\, they’ve explored this hidden gem and recorded more than 63 native bird species—from Australia’s tiniest\, the delightful Weebill\, to the wetland’s largest guest\, the impressive Australasian Pelican! \nOn this special walk\, you’ll learn how to spot and identify some of these incredible feathered locals\, all while enjoying the peace and beauty of one of Helena Valley’s most treasured natural spaces. \nWe’ll be using Rachel and Mike’s newly published Guide to the Birds of Broz Park to name the birds we see —and the best bit? Everyone gets a free copy to take home! \n🌿 What You’ll Discover on the bird walk: \n\nWays to bird-watch so you find the most birds\nHow to identify birds around the wetland.\nHow to recognise some of the local birds by their unique songs and calls\nWhere you’ll find different birds in the park and how they differ with the seasons\nHow important wetland habitats\, such as Broz Park are\n\n👟 Who Should Attend:Perfect for teens and adults with an interest in birds\, photography\, or native wildlife. Please note: This event is not suitable for very young children. \n📅 Book Your Spot! Spaces are limited for this exclusive walk-and-talk event\, so secure your place today. \nMeeting Point: Entrance to Broz Park off Parkview Gardens. \nFor more details\, contact the Shire of Mundaring Land for Wildlife Coordinator at:📧 environment@mundaring.wa.gov.au
URL:https://seniorocity.com.au/whats-on-perth/discover-the-birds-of-broz-park-nature-walk-2/
LOCATION:Broz Park\, 4 Parkview Gardens\, Helena Valley\, WA\, 6056\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Gardening & Environment
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SUMMARY:Great Cocky Count - a training workshop with Birdlife WA
DESCRIPTION:Join BirdLife WA and learn how to get involved with the Great Cocky Count (GCC) – the largest survey of Black-Cockatoos in WA!\n\n\nJoin BirdLife WA in the Shire of Mundaring and become a citizen scientist by getting involved with the Great Cocky Count (GCC) – the largest survey of Black-Cockatoos in WA. This workshop will provide training to volunteers to take part in the official count on the12th of April. \nLocal ornithologist Simon Cherriman will also be a part of the conversation to share his insights and observations on the species’ breeding over the season here in the Shire of Mundaring and beyond! \nPlus\, we’re thrilled to announce that you’ll meet Princess Rex\, a beautiful Baudins cockatoo\, along with Sam Clarke from the Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre. Participants will learn about Black Cockatoo conservation and how to identify these magnificent birds while enjoying a close-up encounter. \nBring the kids along—we’ll have Eco-Educator extraordinaire Cathy Levett on hand to keep them engaged while you take in the important information. \nTea and coffee provided. Help us reduce waste by bringing your reusable keep cup. \nThis workshop is supported by funding from the Western Australian Government’s State NRM Program.
URL:https://seniorocity.com.au/whats-on-perth/great-cocky-count-a-training-workshop-with-birdlife-wa/
LOCATION:Civic Area\, Shire of Mundaring\, 7000 Great Eastern Highway\, Mundaring\, WA\, 6073\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Gardening & Environment
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