The next Student Environment Day will be held in the Alpine Shire - Myrtleford.

Visit ewaste.vic.gov.au or contact your local council to find your nearest e-waste drop off point.

In case you were wondering why we in North East Victoria, so far from oceans, need to be just as vigilant as coastal residents about litter, check out this article (published in 'The Chronicle') about the Bright community's actions after finding platypus deeply affected by our litter in our creeks and rivers.  Good on you Bright for taking action.  Let's all help ensure the litter doesn't get there in the first place.

A great local resource which schools can access.  Read more about it here.

Tuesday May 21st, 2019 - Mokoan Hub - Winton Wetlands

The theme of this full day workshop will be Sustainability in the Curriculum - and it is FREE.

The aim of this activity is to, through a relay and good discussion: Learn how to sort our waste better, become more aware of what to do with items which were once called waste and to look at complete alternatives to many items which can be kept out of landfills.

The aim of this unit is to: Develop a good understanding of the issues of plastic pollution, Understand how even inland communities such as those in North East Victoria contribute to this issue, Seek strategies to prevent plastic pollution and encourage thinking about responsibilities and the future of all things that make up the environment in which we live. 

Adaptable to all Year Levels

River Detectives is an education program initiative of Catchment Management Authorities that supports teachers and leaders to get young people connecting to their local waterway. Schools and youth community programs can apply to be a part of the program

The Victorian Government has announced funding of up to $400,000 for the Victorian Junior Landcare and Biodiversity Grants, a new grants program that opened on Thursday 31 May.

These grants offer funding for projects that seek to involve and educate young Victorians in valuing and actively caring for our natural environment.

The RCoW NRM team are organising two events for National Tree Day – A School Tree Day planting event on Friday July 27th and a Community National Tree Day planting event on Sunday 29th July 10am-1pm. Both planting events will occur along the Three Mile Creek behind the GOTAFE Regional Study Centre.