January 23rd, 2010 — about this website, events
Hello, if you are new to this site and are a householder wishing to contact us about the Climate Connect Project please email us at wwvalley@dodo.com.au.

A dedicated website link (Powerdown Tasmania) has now been set up so that project participants can find out the latest and contribute to the program.
Meanwhile, please feel free to peruse this community site. Feedback always welcome.
August 20th, 2009 — energy saving, events, food + gardens, solar, water resources
Sustainable houses throughout Australia will be opening their doors for you to look inside on Sunday 13th September.
See the real benefits of sustainable housing up close. Learn what you can do with your own home. Meet the professionals and find out about useful products.
Check out the sustainable house day website for house locations in Hobart area. Admission to all houses is free.
July 7th, 2009 — Climate Connect Project, community organising, energy saving
Waterworks Valley’s application for Climate Connect grant has been approved by the Tasmanian Climate Change Office.
This is a major project that will be conducted in the forthcoming 12 months. For an outline click HERE. Or you can download the grant application HERE to see what it entails.
Many thanks for those who contributed to this. And watch this space for more!
NOTE: A new weblink devoted to this project will be set up shortly.
Chris @ 195
November 6th, 2008 — community organising
On Tuesday 4th Nov community members met and made following agreements:
Continue reading →
June 16th, 2008 — energy saving, events

Here is an opportunity to learn how to simply modify your home to make it more sustainable.
Home energy auditor Arthur Master will go through the basics. This is a free workshop, but limited to 35 people, so please add your name in ‘comments’ box below or send email to: wwvalley@dodo.com.au
7pm
Tuesday evening, 24th June
At Trish and Stu’s
131 Waterworks Rd