GMUSG 15th Conference- Port Pirie

Every year Environmental Projects attend and support the GMUSG (Global Maintenance Upper Spencer Gulf) Conference and trade Expo which is held annually in August in Whyalla or Port Augusta or Port Pirie. This year we look forward to attending the conference and trade expo in Port Pirie. The conference is for anyone involved in providing services or products in the resources, energy, manufacturing, defence and infrastructure industry. Here we will learn about the progress or…

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Christmas in July

Merry Christmas! This year EP celebrated Christmas in July for the first time and our front reception room was transformed into a winter wonderland! We had a lovely three course meal with each team member bringing in their own favourite Christmas recipe, a game of Kris Kringle, presents for the kids (actual kids), delicious homemade (or should we say office-made) mulled wine, Christmas music and everyone wearing the most ugly Christmas sweater they could find. …

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World Environment Day

World Environment Day is the United Nations day for encouraging worldwide awareness and action to protect our environment. It began in 1974 and has grown to become a global platform for public outreach that is widely celebrated. Every year has a different theme, this year’s theme is air pollution. Did you know 9 out of 10 people breathe in polluted air? Did you know seven million people die prematurely each year from air pollution? The major…

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Biggest Morning Tea

Hosting a Biggest Morning Tea is a great way to raise funds for a great cause while also getting to be creative with our baking. We are spoilt with variety as everyone brings in either a deliciously sweet or scrumptiously savoury plate. We love to admire the spread and how filled the whole meeting room table is! All up, our little team raised $125. Every dollar counts with proceeds going towards SunSmart school programs, phone…

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Public Consultation in Kangaroo Island

Environmental Projects has been working on an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on behalf of Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers Ltd, for a proposed port to be located on Kangaroo Island. Part of this process involved engaging with the community in public consultation sessions. For a select few this meant an overnight stay on the island and carting numerous copies of the EIS and boxes upon boxes of Fact Sheets! For two days Town Hall in Kingscote…

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Better World Arts – Narangga Nation

Recently we acquired this beautiful painting ‘Narangga Nation’ ‘by the indigenous artist, Cedric Varcoe. The painting depicts the Naraagga people on the York Peninsula, where Cedric was born. Cedric was inspired by his family painting and the stories from Ngarrindjeri country and culture told to him by the elders of the Ngarrindjeri language group.  One of the stories you can see in the painting is about Winda the Owl who lived in a cave above…

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Public Consultation opens for the Smith Bay Wharf EIS

The Minister for Planning has released the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Kangaroo Island Plantation Timber’s proposed port development for public comment. The EIS addresses the environmental, social and economic issues identified in the Guidelines (which were released by the then Development Assessment Commission in July 2017) and is available for review and comment from 28 March 2019 to 28 May 2019. The EIS document is available online: www.sa.gov.au/planning/majordevelopments The EIS is also available for viewing…

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Future of EPBC Act

Senior Consultant Tegan Stehbens represented the EP team at a recent seminar event in Canberra, looking into environmental law reform at the federal level. The event, “20 Years of the EPBC Act – looking back, looking forward” brought together a range of environmental practitioners, lawyers, academics and regulators to discuss proposed reforms to the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999. Proposed reforms will have wide-ranging effects on future approvals for mining, development and infrastructure projects,…

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Working parents of Environmental Projects

Environmental Projects recently hosted a picnic in the park for the many young children of our team members. It was fantastic to meet the ‘next generation’ and the kids and adults all enjoyed the chance spend some time relaxing outdoors! Environmental Projects understands the importance supporting our parents of young children in the workforce as they adjust to the demands of parenthood and the changing needs of their families. Providing flexible working arrangements and supporting…

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Hello 2019…

Environmental Projects are eager to get back into the full swing of delivering services and advice to our clients as we say a big hello to 2019. We look forward to an exciting year ahead with our clients and their projects; and look ahead to our strategic growth in diversification and geographical footprint.

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