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The ReNewy Living Podcast is a sustainability show that helps you live sustainably from a localised perspective. We do this by taking a ”reduce and reuse”, and ”start where you live” approach.
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47. Young Children as Capable Environmental Changemakers with Woodrising Natural Learning Centre (opens the original)
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We’re stepping into an early childhood centre to explore what’s possible when adults empower children to be thoughtful environmental citizens. It’s about helping them engage with their community through curiosity and a genuine sense of wonder about the world around them. My guests are educators Jennifer Strutt and Gemma Helm from Woodrising Natural Learning Centre in Lake Macquarie NSW. Known for its natural learning philosophy, this centre is deeply involved in community and environmental initi
46. Reclaimed Timber That's Too Good for the Tip with Luke Mitchell and Peter Jorgenson from Among the Trees (opens the original)
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Mass-produced chipboard and MDF are basically designed to end up in a skip bin once it’s damaged. But real timber is different. It’s resilient to those minor dents. With a simple sand and a fresh coat of oil, those years of wear add to the timber’s story of life. Joining the podcast episode conversation are Luke Mitchell and Pete, co-founders of Among the Trees, a Sydney-based timber reuse business that’s committed to keeping quality wood out of landfills – so it can be salvaged and made into so
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