HomeDiscover & LearnFor teachers and studentsScience learning resourcesSustainability at home Sustainability at home Leading a healthier, more sustainable lifestyle and saving money in the process is easy with these helpful factsheets. Worm-farming: Nature's little fertilisers Start a worm farm at home and keep food waste out of the landfill. Discover more Cut down on waste: Reuse Instead of tossing it, reuse it. Discover more Cut down on waste: Reduce The best way to reduce waste is to not create it in the first place! Discover more Recyclable: yes or no? Check with your local council to find out about recycling and waste services in your area. Discover more Healthy grime zappers Here are better ways of cleaning that are healthier for you, your family and our planet. Discover more Your garden will love you Composting can cut your waste by 56% Discover more Create a native haven You can create a native haven in your garden that will encourage wildlife to come and share your backyard. Discover more How can you help Australia's biodiversity? You can help to conserve Australia's biodiversity. Through living in a sustainable way at home and at work and by joining community groups every individual can make a difference. Find out more An eco-oasis in your backyard Here are some tips on how to create a haven for native wildlife that also supplies your family with home grown fruit and veggies. Discover more Eat by example Here are a few tips to help you choose foods that will keep you and the planet healthy. Discover more About Greenhouse Gases A preview of the Greenhouse Gas content in our Museum2you program, available for hire to NSW communities. Factsheet Read more It's NOT a load of rubbish Most of the rubbish we throw out can easily be kept out of landfill by keeping recyclables out of your rubbish bin. Discover more Out and about If we all make an effort to travel sustainably, we could significantly cut down on pollution and save money along the way. Discover more You can save buckets! The average Australian household uses about 280,000 litres of water per year. By making simple changes, you could save buckets. Discover more Recipes for a spotless healthy home Everyday All Purpose Cleaners Discover more You may also be interested in...
