Our December Sustainable Saturday's on 7 December will be gifts of kindness to one another and our living earth as we team up with our local Amnesty Write for Rights event and write letters to protect our local natural habitats and defend those throughout the world who are doing the same. 

Where we think globally as the earth knows no boundaries when it comes to our natural habitat and we act locally to protect our natural wonders to keep our air and water clean and our living communities safe from harm. We also take action buying and sharing native plants encouraging  through our CEN nursery to give gifts that keep giving.

Join us won't you. 

Everyone is welcome at your local Community Environment Network, Central Coast

Our Community is invited to attend the 2019 Central Coast High Schools Competition Awards Presentation and Community Environment YOUTH Network launch on Sunday the 20 October at the Marine Discovery Centre Terrigal from 4pm

Everyone is welcome to attend the awards presentation for the final year of this competition- 'Human Rights in an Age of Climate Change'- So What's the Action Plan?' 

The third monthly Climate Crisis Forum, 3. The Human Role in Modern Climate Change will address the truth of the matter. Speaker, Richard Weller, retired Structural Engineer will lay out the science in detail:- green house gases, our role in their increase and the impacts being already felt on our climate and environmental systems. There will be time for questions and suggestions of what can be done to respond to the issue. Join our facebook site for more news and information:-   facebook.com/groups/ClimateFuture/. 

The Community Environment Network invites members of the Central Coast community to its annual Open Day on Saturday the 5 October from 9am- 2pm.

Coinciding with Sustainable Saturdays (first Saturday of every month) everyone is welcome to join us at your local environment network.

School students from cities and towns across Australia will be joining together to strike for the Climate on Septemeber 20.

Most of us have never met in person before but are united by our concern about our planet.

We are striking from school to tell our politicians to take our futures seriously and treat climate change for what it is - a crisis.

Politicians can show us that they care by takingurgent action to meet our demands:

Our Demands

1. No new coal, oil and gas projects, including the Adani mine.
2. 100% renewable energy generation & exports by 2030
3. Fund a just transition & job creation for all fossil-fuel industry workers.

The second of the monthly Climate Crisis Forums, 2. Energy Alternatives will cover the alternatives to fossil fuels, how the home owner can help while saving money and the pathway to a renewable electricity network and electric vehicle fleet. Jo Muller will present on the benefits of rooftop solar and control of household demand by such as through installation of LED lighting. Replacement of our electricity generation system will also be discussed.

The first of a series of climate related forums, the Heat, Pollution and Health Forum will focus on the impacts of global warming on our health. A combination of increased heat, intense heat waves and air pollution from coal burning power stations is resulting in increased disease and death. Dr Kim Loo will present on the increasing risks we face and the impacts she sees on her patients with further support from her fellow doctors.

The Climate Election is upon us. Now is the time when we must act to reduce emissions. Further delay leads to catastrophic consequences. Learn what needs to be done and how current global and Australian policy stacks up.

Can we cut our emissions fast enough? Is this an emergency? – come and hear the latest about the task ahead. There will be time for questions and discussion.

^{Guest Speaker: Dr Mark Diesendorf will detail how we will convert to renewable electricity without costs to our economy and reduced electricity bills.}