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Regenerative Agriculture Course 2020
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationThe course will be held on 5 acres of land being developed as an organic garden around the school garden concept as a platform for experiential learning .
It will be offered to teachers to teach the compulsory unit in Agriculture and Food in the Junior High School years, but it is also open to Farmers and Gardeners.
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CORE to participate in the 2018 Ecomondo Circular Economy Expo
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationCORE is participating in the 2018 Ecomondo Circular Economy Expo that is held in Rimini, Italy during 6th November to 9th November 2018. It is an international event with an innovative format that brings together all sectors of the circular economy in a single platform: from material and energy recovery to sustainable development.
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CORE has been nominated as finalist in the 2018 Inside Waste Awards
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationCORE has been selected as the finalist in the “Circular Economy Award” category of the 2018 Inside Waste Awards. This is an industry program supported by industry, with early movers and industry leaders SUEZ, Veolia and Arcadis throwing their weight behind it and jumping on as major sponsors of the initiative.
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CORE celebrates 20 years of protecting Sydney Harbour with Bio-Filters using recycled organics
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationEver wondered where your kerbside collected garden organics go? Chances are it could be contributing to keeping Sydney Harbour’s water safe from toxic pollutants. CORE members have provided organic bio-filters that now “ring” Sydney Harbour and its tributaries from Manly to Annandale (installed in 1998) through Redfern and Sydney and around to Rose Bay. Bio-Filters are used in a range of stormwater treatment systems such as rain gardens, bio-swales and detention basins that are installed in streetscapes, parks and reserves.
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The launch of the Shanghai Sponge City Demonstration Park
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationCORE has collaborated with a Chinese recycled organics member to launch a Sponge Park in Shanghai Botanical Gardens. The project showcased five installations that combined recycled organic material with other materials to produce bio-filters. The launch opening of the park included local engineering firms, National and Shanghai Sponge City committee members and representatives from the New South Wales & Australian government who supported the project.
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CORE to attend the 2017 Cooperation Symposium for Top Universities & Institutes in Jiangsu, China
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationCORE is proud to be invited to participate in the 2017 Cooperation Symposium for Top Universities & Institutes in Jiangsu, China during 5th – 6th July 2017.
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Bio-Dynamic Training & Nutrition Courses 2017/2018
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationIt’s all about growing food sustainably that is good for people and good for the planet, so you will taste the difference, feel the difference and make a difference. This course consists of 12 Modules
on all aspects of Bio-dynamic Gardening & Farming hosted at Warrah Farm, Harris Road, Dural NSW.
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CORE to participate at the National Symposium of Recycled Organics
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationCORE is a proud sponsor of the National Symposium of Recycled Organics on 15th June 2017.
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CORE to facilitate Urban Agriculture agenda
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationA successful “Advancing Urban Agriculture Thought Leaders” forum was conducted in Brisbane during International Compost Awareness Week. The thought leaders forum was attended by a cross section of stakeholders including representatives from the Queensland Government, NGOs, organics recycling industry, agriculture advisers and media personality Costa Georgiadis.
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CORE talks to SBS Radio on stormwater re-use
/in News /by Centre for Organic Research and EducationCORE CEO, Chris Rochfort talks about stormwater run off and re-use with SBS Radio (Mandarin Programs). You can listen to the full interview below in English
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