Making Sustainability Second Nature
Second Nature is a community program to make sustainability second nature in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs.
We're lucky to live in a unique and beautiful corner of the world. As incredible as our home is, it needs our help to continue to thrive.
That’s why we're working with you to make sustainability more than just an occasional concern. We're keen to make caring for our place a normal part of our every day, in the way we work, live and play.
So, we're here to help with free resources, events, initiatives and info.
The more people who join our Second Nature community, the greater positive impact we will have for the good of our ‘hood.
Are you in?
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Latest Posts
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Plans, bans and policies: Where are we up to with plastics?
24 June 2021
For the past 100 years since their invention, plastics have revolutionised packaging for everyday products around the world. However, the 3.4 million tonnes used by Australians, or 136 kilograms per person, in one year alone has created significant environmental challenges including pollution of lands and waterways. The good news is that the tide is turning on plastics at a government level to drive change from the top, as well as via simple actions taken every day by every one of us.
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Kicking the takeaway cup habit: Interview with Sondra Beram, bRU Coffee
01 June 2021
Sondra Beram is one of the smiling faces you’ll find behind the counter at North Bondi’s popular bRU Coffee. As owner and operator, Sondra has been successfully helping customers move away from disposable to reusable cups for their caffeine fix. We spoke to her about this as well as and a big idea she’s hatching with another notable local – New York Times bestselling author and climate motivator Sarah Wilson.
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Look up: Tiny bird migration
27 April 2021
As the seasons change an extraordinary movement of birds is occurring above our heads. With the arrival of cooler weather, tiny birds are flying over our homes as they migrate further north to find food.
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