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Ground-breaking sustainability events connecting the best and brightest with our community
Catch up on the latest news and explore upcoming events at the Griffith University EcoCentre. From celebrity gardeners, to storm chasers and ground-breaking researchers, we’ve hosted some of the best and brightest in the world of sustainability.
We also host a variety of programs to engage government and industry. Scroll down to see what’s coming up, so you and your organisation can join us as we explore the world of sustainability.
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2030 SDGs Game
In January 2020, Delwyn Langdon, the EcoCentre Manager, travelled to Japan to be trained as a Certified Facilitator for the 2030 SDGs Game. We now have the opportunity to offer this game to government, business, not-for-profit or non-government organisations, community groups and schools.
For more information about the game facilitation and how to make a booking, click the button below.
ECOCENTRE COMMUNITY FORUMS
For over 15 years, the EcoCentre has enjoyed sharing knowledge and providing a platform for teaching people how to live a more sustainable lifestyle and how to connect more with the world around us.
With presenters from all walks of life such as academics, professionals, industry, government and community groups we have bought the wider community together to share their passion for sustainability and the environment.
You can be a part of it too. Everyone is welcome.
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We are happy to hear from anyone who has an idea for a forum topic or if you are interested in presenting at the EcoCentre, please contact us.
WEBINARS AND NEWSLETTERS
Catch up on past editions of the EcoCentre newsletter "News from an Island in Suburbia" and community webinars you may have missed.
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