Zero Waste and Circular Systems
Event description
This workshop will be taking place online. Participants will receive Zoom login details
As part of CERES Environmental Education Course, you can enrol in 1 day workshops (professional learning days) that focus on sustainability topics. Through a mix of theory, demonstrations, hands-on and design activities you will explore waste, plastic pollution, organic recycling and the life cycle of stuff. Learn how CERES teaches about waste, explore other waste programs, resources and have the opportunity to design your own environmental education activity.
Topics covered on the day:
- How to reduce your waste, 4Rs
- E-waste & Life Cycle Analysis
- Organic recycling & food waste
- Simple actions big impacts
- Litter and plastics
- Waste campaigns and actions
- How to teach about waste
- Create your own waste education activity
Trainers -
Lauren Kaszubski Excursions Waste Programs Coordinato
It all started in Year 9 when Lauren heard the first-hand story of a woman living in the treetop of a Californian Redwood for 464 days in protest against the logging of local Redwood forests. It was the story that would inspire Lauren to start the first ever Environmental Awareness Group at her high school and go on to study Environmental Science & Management at the University of Newcastle. During her time of study Lauren started working casually in outdoor education programs and this soon ignited her passion to work with children and the environment at the same time. Now-a-days Lauren is all about worm poo, recycling & waste management, and local food systems. Lauren started volunteering at CERES in 2013 and soon after became one of the CERES Excursions casual teachers. As of late 2013 Lauren has been the Excursions Waste Programs Co-ordinator. With her passion and knowledge combined Lauren works towards providing students with creative hands-on learning experiences that they can carry with them throughout their day-to-day lives.
What you will learn
- How to reduce your waste
- E-waste and Life Cycle Analysis
- Organic recycling and food waste
What you will get
- Access to online resources and waste activities
- Inspiration to teach others
- Confidence in how to create your own activities
What to bring
- Pen and paper
- A desire to participate in activities and contribute to discussions!
What to wear
Dress for the weather, sturdy shoes for exploring the outdoors
Appropriate for
Beginners to advanced levels in education and environmental studies will gain from the class
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