Each of these sustainability hubs will feature practical demonstrations, exhibitors, stalls and activities. children’s Location Edendale, 30 Gastons Road, Eltham (Melway 22 A1) Edendale community environment farm offers a range of environmental – Council’s – information and educational programs on topics such as biodiversity, waste management, air quality and water conservation. Situated on the banks of the Diamond Creek, Edendale is nestled within the heart of Green Wedge, 1.4 kilometres north of the Eltham town centre. Nillumbik’s The Edendale grounds spread over seven acres feature community education – – buildings, animal pastures, an old homestead (circa 1896); an Indigenous Plant Nursery, gardens and open space. Edendale is the perfect location for an outdoor environmental festival with all the required amenities including toilets and parking. Please note: the Practically Green Festival is an outdoor event. How to participate Lodge your registration form Complete and return the registration form by 25 August 2017. Conditions and cancellation terms Nillumbik Shire Council reserves the right to determine whether your stall is suitable for the Practically Green Festival and whether it will be accepted. Organisations lodging a registration form are not guaranteed exhibition space. All applicants will be informed of their success or otherwise as soon as possible after lodging an application. All cancellations must be made in writing. Stall holders undertake the Practically Green Festival at their own risk. Nillumbik Shire Council is not responsible for any loss or damages that may occur to personal or hired materials. Public Liability Insurance is required to take part in the Practically Green Festival. Please provide a copy of your current insurance certificate with your application.
Each of these sustainability hubs will feature practical demonstrations, exhibitors, stalls and children’s activities. Location Edendale, 30 Gastons Road, Eltham (Melway 22 A1) Edendale – Council’s community environment farm – offers a range of environmental information and educational programs on topics such as biodiversity, waste management, air quality and water conservation. Situated on the banks of the Diamond Creek, Edendale is nestled within the heart of Nillumbik’s Green Wedge, 1.4 kilometres north of the Eltham town centre. The Edendale grounds – spread over seven acres – feature community education buildings, animal pastures, an old homestead (circa 1896); an Indigenous Plant Nursery, gardens and open space. Edendale is the perfect location for an outdoor environmental festival with all the required amenities including toilets and parking. Please note: the Practically Green Festival is an outdoor event. How to participate Lodge your registration form Complete and return the registration form by 25 August 2017. Conditions and cancellation terms Nillumbik Shire Council reserves the right to determine whether your stall is suitable for the Practically Green Festival and whether it will be accepted. Organisations lodging a registration form are not guaranteed exhibition space. All applicants will be informed of their success or otherwise as soon as possible after lodging an application. All cancellations must be made in writing. Stall holders undertake the Practically Green Festival at their own risk. Nillumbik Shire Council is not responsible for any loss or damages that may occur to personal or hired materials. Public Liability Insurance is required to take part in the Practically Green Festival. Please provide a copy of your current insurance certificate with your application.
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