• Adapt for Climate Toolkit, Episode 6: Hannah Hoyne – Visual Artist
    May 21 2025

    Have you got a favourite sweater that's starting to get holes? Perhaps you’re trying to save money on clothes and keep garments out of landfill?

    In this episode, Visual artist Dr. Hanna Hoyne will show you some valuable tips and tricks for mending your clothes in a colourful and beautiful way! Visible mending consists of renewing imperfections using multiple hands-on techniques and revitalising your favourite clothes so you can keep them in your closet.

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    19 mins
  • Adapt for Climate Toolkit, Episode 5: Cid Riley – Global Worming
    May 21 2025

    Join Cid Riley from Global Worming Canberra and learn how to establish a worm farm, how to improve your worm farming skills and how to use the product at the end, hopefully inspiring you to spend more time with your worms and more time in your garden!

    Note: This podcast was recorded on-site; some background noises can be heard during the episode. If you would like a second resource, please click here for our YouTube video with Cid. You can find more of Cid’s expert tips on his Instagram or on our YouTube video.

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    21 mins
  • Adapt for Climate Toolkit, Episode 4: Fiona Buining – Ainslie Urban Farm
    May 21 2025

    Fiona Buining and Michael Wilson have a background in permaculture and have over 30 years of experience growing their own vegetables and fruit. Their quarter-acre block has over 50 fruit trees, vegetables, chickens, bees and working rabbits. Join Fiona from Ainslie Urban Farm and learn how to grow your own food!

    In this episode, Fiona covers starting plants from seed, what to grow and when, establishing a bed, growing in raised beds or pots, fertility, watering and crop protection.

    You can find more of Fiona’s expert tips on her website, on Instagram or on our YouTube video.

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    36 mins
  • Adapt for Climate Toolkit, Episode 3: Paris – Canberra By Bike
    May 21 2025

    Join Paris from Canberra By Bike for a conversation on active travel in Canberra! In this episode, we chat with Paris about the benefits of choosing a bike over your car, acoustic and electric bike types and active travel groups in Canberra that you can join today.

    You can find more of Paris on his website, on Instagram or on our YouTube video.

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    39 mins
  • Adapt for Climate Toolkit, Episode 2: Lish Fejer – Green It Yourself
    May 21 2025

    Join Lish Fejer from Green It Yourself (GIY) and learn how to be in control of your household energy!
    In this podcast, we chat with Lish about some simple but effective energy-efficient changes that you can utilise in your own home, which will make you more comfortable, save you money, and allow you to be in control of the energy you use in your house.

    You can find more of Lish's expert tips on her website, on her Instagram or on our YouTube video.

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    29 mins
  • Adapt for Climate Toolkit, Episode 1: Julie Armstrong – ACT for Bees
    May 21 2025

    Join Julie, the founder of ACT for Bees & Other Pollinators, for a buzzing episode where we learn about our native bees. This video will focus on the importance of our native bees and pollinators and guide you on what to plant to attract them and provide the perfect habitat.

    You can find more ACT for Bees & Other Pollinators expert tips on their website, Instagram, or our YouTube video.

    Check out their Canberra planting calendar here.

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    36 mins
  • Season 3, Episode 1: Fiona & Julie - Launching New Season
    Apr 30 2025

    Fiona and Julie are back with Season 3 of Local Environmental Heroes. This series is all about food. In this opening episode, Fiona and Julie discuss all of the amazing guests they have interviewed for this series

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    16 mins
  • Season 3, Episode 2: Lucy Ridge - Fair Food
    Nov 18 2024

    Lucy is a Canberra based food writer and qualified chef with a passion for food sovereignty and sustainability. SHe is currently finishing her first book which documents her year of internships all over Australia in the food industry.Julie and Fiona have a fascinating chat with Lucy about food sovereignty and learn about how eating seasonally is connected with knowing the growers and improving people’s cooking skills.

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    27 mins