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Fall in love with the earth again with Chris Ennis of CERES
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Fascinated by the role urban farming plays in our modern society? In this episode, Fiona chats with Chris Ennis of CERES, about their inspiring story, their dedication to reconnecting us with nature, and their groundbreaking work in environmental education. Tune in!
You'll Learn How To:
- The challenge of businesses during COVID-19
- History and Origin of CERES in Melbourne
- Transition from community garden organizer to director
- Importance of cohesive messaging within an organization
- The evolution of environmental awareness from a niche to mainstream
- Pioneering efforts in recycling and urban farming
- Empowering young leaders in environmental initiatives
- Shift towards sustainable packaging solutions
- Educational programs and initiatives by CERES
- Supporting local farmers and understanding the economic impact
- CERES's initiative to employ refugees and asylum seekers
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