When: May 6, 2012
Like the sun rising to herald a new day of light and warmth, there’s something new rising in Sydney’s urban east to herald a new dawn of sustainable urban living—theRandwick Sustainability Education Hub.
The retrofitted community centre, with its photovoltaic panel array, wind turbine, interior improvements for energy and water efficiency, rainwater harvesting and storage and PIG (Permaculture Interpretive Garden) offers a plethora of take-home ideas that you can do in your own home and garden.
In the PIG you will find easy-to-copy examples home landscaping, garden water management and food production to stimulate your own efforts in modern, creative living. The PIG is also a fine example of the principle of multiple-use in permaculture design, combining a public park and edible, educational landscape.
Join us on National Permaculture Day…
- for a Sydney LETS market day… peer-to-peer trading goods and services—see how it is done
- to tour our energy and water retrofitted Sustainability Education Hub, and talk with permaculture architect Terry Bail
- to tour the PIG (Permaculture Interpretive Garden) with permaculture landscape architect Terry Bail
- in planting out vegetables and herbs in our Permaculture Interpretive Garden
- for kids activities and listen to solar powered music
Permaculture Design – Randwick Sustainability Hub
Celebrating National Permaculture Day WHEN: 2:30pm to 4:30pm Sunday 6 May 2012 WHERE: 26 Munda Street, Randwick.
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