Join us to progress our three projects: 1) The Platypus Project, 2) Community Energy, 3) Sustainability Together. The Platypus Project: The Platypus once called The Gap home. Can we bring it back and what would it take? Join us in our quest to make The Gap habitable for the Platypus once again. Community Energy: Energy […]
Wildlife Conservation - How to get it right
Join us to progress our three projects: 1) The Platypus Project, 2) Community Energy, 3) Sustainability Together. The Platypus Project: The Platypus once called The Gap home. Can we bring it back and what would it take? Join us in our quest to make The Gap habitable for the Platypus once again. Community Energy: Energy […]
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Join us to progress our three projects: 1) The Platypus Project, 2) Community Energy, 3) Sustainability Together. The Platypus Project: The Platypus once called The Gap home. Can we bring it back and what would it take? Join us in our quest to make The Gap habitable for the Platypus once again. Community Energy: Energy […]
Next community event: We will welcome three exciting speakers at this seminar: Matt will speak about how he reorganised his home to be more energy efficient, which the CEO and Head of Solutions for Energy Flex will let you know how you can find out where you are using most electricity in your home.
Join us to progress our three projects: 1) The Platypus Project, 2) Community Energy, 3) Sustainability Together. The Platypus Project: The Platypus once called The Gap home. Can we bring it back and what would it take? Join us in our quest to make The Gap habitable for the Platypus once again. Community Energy: Energy […]
Seminar Topic: Moreton Water Plan Review The ongoing public consultation regarding the Moreton Water Plan holds significant relevance for The Gap and our Platypus Project. Scheduled to conclude in early February, this consultation is pivotal as it outlines water extraction allowances and environmental water requirements across the greater Brisbane area. It plays a crucial role […]
We are very excited to welcome the current President of Save Our Waterways Now (SOWN), Mr Leo Lee as our guest speaker this month. Mr Leo Lee as our guest speaker this month. Mr Lee has long been involved in caring for The Gap's bushland and riparian areas.