Would you and your whānau like to be more sustainable in your daily lives?
There are some very good reasons to take up sustainable practices. Not only are they kinder to our climate and planet, but they will often save you money and have multiple health benefits too.
The journey towards sustainability can be much easier with the support of others and reliable information at hand. With that in mind, Environment Network Manawatu (ENM) is offering a new series of workshops on practical sustainability known as “Future Living Skills”. This series follows on from three successful series held by the Palmerston North City Council last year.
Facilitated by experts from the community and the council, the 8 workshops are based on freely available learning guides. Topics range from growing your own food, to travel options, minimising waste, eco-building, community resilience, and more!
Friendly and informal, the workshops are a great opportunity to learn from others in the room, as well as sharing your own ideas, challenges and tips. What do you know that you’d like to share?
You will also hear about some local sustainability initiatives, such as the new Repair Café, the Plastic Pollution Challenge, the Manawatū Food Action Network, and many other local opportunities for connecting with others who are making a practical and positive contribution to our community and environment.
Future Living skills is hosted by the City Library and run by ENM.
Are you interested? We’d love to have you join us!
To find out more or register visit https://enm.org.nz/news-1/future-living-skills, or check out ENM’s Facebook event and page. Please note that numbers are limited and pre-registration is required (at the link above). Confirmation of the dates sessions will be sent to you..
Registration costs $40 but this fee is optional.
Future Living Skills was developed collaboratively by local government in NZ and is supported by Palmerston North City Council. It is published by an independent charity called Sustainable Living Education Trust – www.sustainableliving.org.nz
Any questions, please email Sally Pearce at support@enm.org.nz
