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Creating regenerative societies that live within ecological limits
Creating regenerative societies that live within ecological limits
Individuals can use Greenprints in a number of ways:
Please contact the Greenprints team to find out more, or to discuss your areas of interest – greenprints@earthlaws.org.au
Community groups and not-for-profit organisations can use Greenprints in a number of ways:
Please contact the Greenprints team to find out more, or to discuss your areas of interest – greenprints@earthlaws.org.au
Indigenous groups and organisations can use Greenprints to support their existing initiatives, and also to connect with new research, partners and allies, who can support Indigenous led projects that Care for Country and culture.
As an example, the Martuwarra Fitzroy River Council (MFRC) is a Greenprints partner. The Greenprints Team is working to support the elders and community leaders on a range of research projects.
Please contact the Greenprints team to find out more, or discuss your areas of interest – greenprints@earthlaws.org.au
Schools can use Greenprints in a number of ways:
(1) SCHOOL SUSTAINABILITY – Schools can use Greenprints to help them with their own sustainability and ecological footprint projects:
(2) SCHOOL CURRICULA – Schools can also use Greenprints as a teaching framework for their students:
Please contact the Greenprints team to find out more, or discuss your areas of interest – greenprints@earthlaws.org.au
Businesses and corporations of any size can use Greenprints to:
Please contact the Greenprints team to find out more, or discuss your areas of interest – greenprints@earthlaws.org.au
Local Councils can use Greenprints to:
The Greenprints approach can be used by any Local Council, or other levels of Government, as it can provide a cutting edge framework for building regenerative economies within healthy ecological boundaries, at any scale.
Please contact the Greenprints team to find out more, or discuss your areas of interest – greenprints@earthlaws.org.au
