A recent study showed music fans care the most about climate change, but mainstream musicians aren’t often associated with environmental activism. We’ve done a little digging for our Spring playlist,

Citizen science projects are a fantastic way for students to actively participate in scientific research, contribute to meaningful projects, and gain valuable hands-on experience in the field. Here are some

Have you ever wondered if cooking all your meals in the microwave or slow cooker would save tonnes (actually MWh!) of power? We’ve been cooking more during the colder months

JanuaryAustralia Day – 26th FebruaryWorld Wetlands Day – 2ndInternational Day of Women & Girls in Science – 11thInternational Polar Bear Day – 27th MarchFirst day of Autumn – 1stClean Up Australia Day – 3rdWorld Wildlife

Many air conditioners include a heater setting to provide warmth during colder seasons but how can we use this most efficiently to ensure optimal comfort and energy conservation. In this

A new short film showcases Wattwatchers at work with Solar Schools at the Heyfield State Primary School in country Victoria, and features the solar-powered school’s principal, Vellada Bradford, and a number of

The data captured at your school by the meters installed allows students to see and use what they haven’t had access to before… their school’s OWN solar and/or grid energy

Composting at school or home is an undeniably awesome way to reduce landfill and create nutrient-rich soil for your garden or veggie patch. It’s easier than you may think. 1.

School Spotlight aims to highlight each and every one of the unique schools who have been part of the Solar Schools program. In late 2022 we connected with Principal Natasha Wicks,

(Updated March 2023) Preparing for the Easter festivities can be fun but also stressful, particularly when faced with shopping center chaos while you’re trying to reduce your environmental impact. We’ve