The survey will be running for the next week only - so if you haven't already given us your thoughts, please click on the link below!

We are conducting a survey asking for your views on how Beechworth Sustainability is running, and how it should be managed going forward. For instance - should we become a formal group? Should we merge with Beechworth Landcare?

We would also like to know what you think about the events and activities that have been held so far, as well as your ideas for future events, and the sustainability topics you are interested in.

The survey will only take about 5 minutes to complete so please grab a cuppa, click on the link below and give us your views:

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In July a Beechworth community workshop was held to kick start conversations around the Beechworth Community Plan. The workshop provided many different ideas and themes. The findings from the July workshop have been broken down into categories, and  a series discussion meetings will now be held which to focus on each of theseso that the Beechworth community can elaborate on these initial ideas, which will then lead into the development of the Beechworth Community Plan.

Meetings will be held on the following days and times at the Beechworth Anglican Church. Each theme will have a daytime and an after work session to allow as many people as possible to participate.

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Of all the unsustainable trends society is following, the global eco-debt is not only the largest, but is growing worse rapidly.

This year, humanity officially consumed all the resources the world can replenish naturally as of 21 August … from here on, our consumption will push Earth’s natural systems into the red. The so-called “Earth Overshoot Day” arrives more than a month earlier than it did last year, when society exhausted the planet’s sustainable resources on 25 September.

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