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Guest blog post by Alive Outside Snorkelling Safari participant, Shreya (12 years old) The waves slithered onto my feet as I took ...
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How snorkelling helped me face my fears
Thanks to everyone who attended the last Teacher Environment Network Meeting on 30 October hosted by the wonderful Tim Mc ...
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Free Resources: Biodiversity by the Bay
This guide is republished from Sustainable Port Phillip. Read their other worm farm guides here. Where should I put my worm ...
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A Guide for Happy and Healthy Worm Farms
This article is republished from Sustainable Port Phillip. Read the original article. If you have children, you may be having (or ...
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How to talk to your child about climate change
117 partner groups, 397 citizen science activities, 20,357 volunteer hours, and 17,546 program participants — 2018/19 was a busy year ...
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Read our 2018/19 Annual Report
The EcoCentre’s August 2019 free Teachers’ Environment Network (TEN) workshop explored the topic of Climate Change in the Classroom. A full ...
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Resources: Climate Change in the Classroom
The Port Phillip EcoCentre has teamed up with Bayside City Council, City of Port Phillip, Victorian Government and Kids Teaching ...
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Kids become teachers at Victoria’s longest-running School Sustainability Festival
Until 50 years ago, people thought that the living matter on Earth could not influence the non-living matter – we ...
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The Earth in Balance: Deep Time Walks
The surface waters of the Yarra and Maribyrnong Rivers carry nearly 1.4 billion items of litter to Port Phillip Bay ...
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Video: Over 1 billion microplastics in Port Phillip Bay | Clean Bay Blueprint, Year 2
