Environment Events in Melbourne

Don't miss Rasmus Nørgaard's keynote public lecture! He will explore how the real estate sector can transform from being part of the problem to part of the solution where real estate is both sustainable, inclusive, and profitable. He introduces Home.Earth, a real estate company rooted in Doughnut Economics.

Learn life cycle environmental performance accounting and strategies for buildings from internationally-renowned experts. This workshop introduces cutting-edge life cycle assessment tools and methods for built environment researchers and professionals seeking to reduce the climate impact of buildings and infrastructure.

Join the Melbourne Centre for Cities 2025 Symposium & Workshop to shape the future of urban resilience. Explore global challenges like climate change and inequality, and collaborate on evidence-based solutions. Gain insights into crises impacting cities and develop actionable plans for sustainability and social cohesion.

Celebrate the end of the year with a focus on land rights, land back, and landcare. A unique event at The Retreat Hotel in Brunswick.

Discover how to keep your home cozy in winter and cool in summer, while saving on energy bills. Get practical composting tips and learn how to sort your waste correctly. Explore active transport options and discover Council programs that support walking, cycling, and sustainable travel.

Go all-electric with Solar Savers! Learn about new products, suppliers, and discounts in 2025. Improve your home's comfort, lower energy bills, and access info on State & Federal discounts. Get quotes from trusted suppliers and reliable products. Join us to improve energy efficiency at home.

Safely dispose of unwanted toxic household chemicals at this free service. Drive-through and contactless for community safety. Accepted items include acids, aerosols, antifreeze, fuels, herbicides, and more. Note: Paint is not accepted at this event.

Safely dispose of unwanted toxic household chemicals at this free service. Detox Your Home provides a safe and easy way to get rid of common household chemicals that can be harmful to your health and the environment.

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.

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

Visitors are welcome to tour the Moora Moora Community Cooperative on Sunday, December 7th, 2025, from 2-4pm. Meet members, explore the community, and learn how they manage their property together. Meet at the Octagon at 1:45 pm for a tour commencing at 2pm.