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.

• Tallangatta - Tallangatta Showgrounds - Thursday 3rd May
• Wodonga - The CUBE - Thursday 9th August
• Wangaratta - Barr Reserve - Thursday 25th October

SEED partners commit to supporting the SEED program for another four years.

ABC Splash is asking students to use their STEAM skills to create solutions to Australia’s waste problems!

Students need to identify and research one waste problem identified in ABC TV’s War on Waste and come up with a 90-second pitch for a solution that has been designed using STEAM thinking (science, technology, engineering, arts and maths).

In 2017 KAB are launching our second Foundation for Environmental Education program, Young Reporters for the Environment. This program engages students aged 11-21 in local environmental sustainability issues.   To kick start the program in Australia we have 10 x $500 grants on offer for high schools to implement a community action day to share their hard work and findings with their community.