DELWP funds 11 North East projects that tackle climate change

Janet Howie
November 29 2020 - 11:00am
CARING FOR OUR ENVIRONMENT: St Bernard's Primary School, Wangaratta, student Caitlyn McCarthy takes part in Earth Week activities. Her school plans to build an apple orchard with the assistance of a $4445 grant from the Climate Ready Hume program.
CARING FOR OUR ENVIRONMENT: St Bernard's Primary School, Wangaratta, student Caitlyn McCarthy takes part in Earth Week activities. Her school plans to build an apple orchard with the assistance of a $4445 grant from the Climate Ready Hume program.

A clothes swap campaign, composting, revegetation, online energy expo, puppet show and video series are among North East projects over the next year that aim to create a more sustainable future.

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Janet Howie

Janet Howie

Deputy Editor - The Border Mail

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