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Mount Gambier Residents Invited to Join New 12-Month Sustainability Program Subtitle - Mount Gambier, SA
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The City of Mount Gambier has opened registrations for a free local program encouraging residents to make practical environmental changes at home and in the community.
Mount Gambier residents are being invited to participate in Living Lightly Locally, a new free 12-month program focused on helping the community make practical and sustainable lifestyle changes.
The City of Mount Gambier announced the program today, with registrations now open for residents who want to learn more about reducing waste, using resources more efficiently and adopting environmentally friendly habits in everyday life.
The program is designed around practical actions that can be incorporated into normal household routines rather than requiring major lifestyle changes. Participants will have opportunities to learn about sustainability and connect with other members of the local community.
The initiative forms part of the city's broader environmental sustainability work and comes as Mount Gambier continues developing policies and programs aimed at improving environmental outcomes across the region.
The council is also currently seeking community feedback on its Draft Environmental Sustainability Policy, giving residents another opportunity to contribute to the city's environmental direction.
Living Lightly Locally provides a community-focused way for residents to take part directly, with the 12-month format intended to support gradual and practical changes rather than a short-term campaign.
The program is particularly relevant to households interested in reducing their environmental impact while learning about sustainable practices that can be applied locally.
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Mount Gambier residents are being invited to participate in Living Lightly Locally, a new free 12-month program focused on helping the community make practical and sustainable lifestyle changes.
The City of Mount Gambier announced the program today, with registrations now open for residents who want to learn more about reducing waste, using resources more efficiently and adopting environmentally friendly habits in everyday life.
The program is designed around practical actions that can be incorporated into normal household routines rather than requiring major lifestyle changes. Participants will have opportunities to learn about sustainability and connect with other members of the local community.
The initiative forms part of the city's broader environmental sustainability work and comes as Mount Gambier continues developing policies and programs aimed at improving environmental outcomes across the region.
The council is also currently seeking community feedback on its Draft Environmental Sustainability Policy, giving residents another opportunity to contribute to the city's environmental direction.
Living Lightly Locally provides a community-focused way for residents to take part directly, with the 12-month format intended to support gradual and practical changes rather than a short-term campaign.
The program is particularly relevant to households interested in reducing their environmental impact while learning about sustainable practices that can be applied locally.
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