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Green Cities of the Future – Art Competition
5 Oct 2023

Green Cities of the Future – Art Competition

by Urban Ecology | posted in: General, Sustainable Development | 0

All SA primary school students are invited to participate in an art competition for a 2024 calendar. This year’s theme is Green Cities of the Future. Students are invited to push the boundaries of their imagination and create a piece … Continued

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Placemaking utilising civic mapping by Sue Gilbey
1 Nov 2014

Placemaking utilising civic mapping by Sue Gilbey

by Viv Cavuoto | posted in: General | 0

This paper is effectively about the smart use of Social capital, bureaucratic organisations understand and use that term frequently. But many would argue that social capital and grass roots ownership of processes are far apart. What I am explaining here … Continued

Alex Steffen on the shareable future of cities
31 Aug 2011

Alex Steffen on the shareable future of cities

by PatrickGreene | posted in: Blog, General | 0

Alex Steffen: The shareable future of cities Alex Steffen,  a long time climate change campaigner, journalist and founder of online magazine www.worldchanging.com recently gave an inspiring talk at www.ted.com which I wanted to share with you here. Steffen explains that … Continued

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Our next public tour of Christie Walk is coming up in November - learn more about living sustainably in the city! events.humanitix.com/guided-tour-of-christie-walk-ecocity-development?_gl=1*1f5owlm*_ga*MjA1NDU4M.... ... See MoreSee Less

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Green Cities of the Future Art CompetitionAll SA primary school students are invited to participate in an art competition for a 2024 calendar. This year’s theme is ‘Green cities of the future’. Students are invited to push the boundaries of their imagination and create a piece of art focused on sustainable and innovative cities of the future. The twelve most imaginative, creative and visually striking entries will be featured in a calendar and receive a copy of the publication. The winning image will also be featured on the cover and the artist will receive a certificate and Parliament House pen. Submissions close 5pm, Friday, 20 October 2023. More details on how to enter can be found at ... See MoreSee Less

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Christie walk, a garden oasis in the city is open to visitors! public tours via humantix and school groups by appointment. urbanecologytours@gmail.comwww.urbanecology.org.au ... See MoreSee Less

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