Environment Events in Hastings

Get ready for a hands-on holiday activity that’s fun, educational, and delicious! Kids will build their very own DIY Vegetable Greenhouse to take home and nurture. They’ll love watching their plants grow and discovering the joy of harvesting fresh veggies. Plus, it’s a fantastic way to inspire healthy eating.

Join Phillip Island Library in welcoming Phillip Island Nature Parks for an informative session about how we can protect our shorelines and what animals, specifically birds, need our help! This information session is suited to younger children.

Join the Dolphin Research Institute for a hands-on workshop perfect for children aged 7-8 interested in conservation. Learn about marine environments and simple actions to protect our oceans. A free and inspiring event!

Join Little Sprouts for a fun workshop where each child gets to make their own individual recycled paper seed card shape. When it is dry, it can be replanted again to grow bee-friendly flowers at home in the garden. Little Sprouts will supply range of greeting cards for children to choose from and decorate to go with their seed card. Ages 5-12.

Teachers can register up to 9 sustainability leaders from grades 3-6 to attend this summit developed by CERES to build leadership skills.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the evolving energy mix within the 24-hour system at Energy Tetris Melbourne. Explore the dynamics of the energy landscape and stay ahead in this rapidly changing industry.

Join us for a fun afternoon of garden tours, rock colouring, prizes, popcorn, and festive cheer at the Melbourne Square Community Garden Launch! Dress in red and green and help us grow something special together.

Participate in a cooperative game that challenges players to collaborate and prepare for extreme weather events. The game simulates realistic events on the Mornington Peninsula, and is suited to people aged 16+ who are interested in learning more about climate risks. Attendees must register beforehand to play.

Participate in a cooperative game that simulates realistic weather events on the Mornington Peninsula. Work together to prepare for extreme weather events. Suited to people aged 16+ who are interested in learning more about climate risks and what actions you can take to be more resilient.

Wrap up 2025 with the 9th edition of the renowned Dads & Such Garden Tour! The action starts at Carwyn Cellars, followed by an easy sleigh ride south via some well-known watering holes, finishing at local favourite Buck Mulligan's. All welcome!

Inspire your sustainability leaders at our Student Environmental Leadership Summit. This summit brings students together to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to lead positive change in their schools and wider community. Students will work with peers to develop a project to improve their school's sustainability.