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

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.

Continuing from our suggested citizen science projects from previous years, here are some of the more interesting projects you can join right now! Backyard WorldsAre you one those people who

We recently caught up with Supriya, Kim and Bern from climate tech startup SevenSummers to discuss the importance of sustainability, taking climate action and what’s next for SevenSummers. Tell us

Participation in citizen science projects is not only beneficial for research but improves our capacity to understand the world around us and strengthens our ability to make positive change. Building

Are you a citizen? Do you love science? Citizen science experiments allow qualified researchers to leverage observations from the greater community and gather data more efficiently. The term citizen science

Are you passionate about the environment and weighing up career options after high school? A recent poll showed a quarter of students aged 15-18 were seeking a more meaningful career

Race to Zero is Zero Emissions Noosa’s school-based behaviour change program.  The energy efficiency education program utilises www.solarschools.net supported by real time data from each individual school meter. Each school

As climate strikes rage and government debates drag out around the world, there’s no shortage of climate reading. Sometimes boring and often straight-up depressing, it can be a struggle to

What could you be doing with your data? Many companies invest in collecting data, but to what end? Today, data is being amassed at ever-increasing rates by governments, multinational corporations,