Port Phillip Ecocentre Inc
Consulting in Port Phillip

Urban Wildlife Conservation day: Planting and pick up. She brings a global systems' perspective, and is committed to mentoring young people toward important action beyond school based programs. When he’s not up a tree somewhere, Geo is available for keynote speaking, guided nature discovery walks and workshops in nest box building. She is a trained ResourceSmart Schools Facilitator and Assessor and is in her element when working with schools inspiring them to embed sustainability into their classroom and curriculum. Karen is renowned for her unique mix of inspiration and knowledge, with an marvelous environmental passion. She helps teachers and principals integrate sustainability and environmental connection into school curriculum of all year levels, including for Early Learning centers. Sharron is available for keynote speaking and workshop facilitation, including immersive teacher’s Professional Development sessions of which the benefit can be taken straight into the classroom. Fay is a marine biologist (MS) with specializations in ecology and marine plastic pollution, Fay helps people reconnect to nature using science, storytelling and immersive experiences into the local environment. Anthony is the EcoCentre’s volunteer coordinator, expertly combining his love for community development with his skills in hand son environmental land management. He runs abundant volunteers based programs, including a thriving corporate volunteering program, a weekly social community garden group and the Port Phillip Urban Fresh Food Network. Anthony’s passion for the environment and conservation developed throughout his studies at the University of Melbourne. As the EcoCentre’s Education Programs and Community Education Facilitator, Bonnie manages and facilitates possible environmental projects and citizen science activities for schools and the wider community. She delivers a variety of sustainability programs, like Tomorrow’s Leaders for Sustainability and Resource Scholarly Schools, which embed sustainability and environmental education in the school curriculum. With over 20 years of experience active in inferior schools, Bonnie is an environmental education expert as healthy as an experienced instructor of a suite of outdoor activities, including snorkeling, kayaking, bicycle education, and cross country skiing. Additionally, Nikki managed the Penguin Care Group during the extension of the St Gilda Breakwater and worked with various organization and community groups to ensure the penguin colony was impacted as little as possible. Fiona admits to eternal remembering the other dogs' names but never the owners! Our labor will have a exceptional focus on micro plastic pollution, and we will be helping the barkeeper, Neil Blake, assess the beach litter auditing method currently in place. We hope our work with the EcoCentre will influence and educate the surrounding Port Phillip Bay community on the importance of addressing micro plastic pollution and foster them to participate in such efforts. We do this through building relationships to inspire, educate and demonstrate sustainable environmental practice and reconnect people to the instinctive world. People from all walks of life visit the EcoCentre to: Become involved in community environmental projects or program. Provide their students with a unique and meaningful learning experience. Flaunt your love for and commitment to protect our iconic Port Phillip Bay, whilst simultaneously supporting the vital and lengthy term stewardship labor of the Port Phillip barkeeper. The project also provides a attainable focus to bring together members of the Aboriginal community with government agencies and community groups to increase awareness of issues and the possibilities of shared solutions.