Story Title: Waterwise Sustainable/Environment Winner
Episode: Seven
Date: November 15th 2009
Presenter: Trevor Cochrane and Neville Passmore

The ‘Waterwise, Sustainable and environmental project’ was designed to demonstrate what it takes to develop sustainable community practices, which in many of the cases included members of the community working together to establish and sustain ecological environmental projects. The team give away a $7,500 cash prize to one lucky winner.

Best Waterwise, Sustainable and environmental project Winner:  A Garden Path
Brought to you by the Water Corporation.
A Garden Path is not only a home and a working farm, but it’s also an educational demonstration garden, tucked away in the hills of Bedfordale.

• Culinary and medicinal herbs, fruit and vegetables are grown organically in raised beds or containers.
• A garden path workshops promote healthier lifestyles, increased environmental awareness, sustainable living and provide information and demonstrations on growing and using organic methods.
• Provides educational and therapeutic activities that promote healthier lifestyles, organic gardening and sustainable living.
• Helps people to reconnect with the environment and our food.
• Showcases the fundamentals of organic foods production.
• They have healthy, certified fresh and dried herbs, seeds and seedlings.

Best Waterwise, Sustainable and environmental project Prize:
$7,500 cash, courtesy of our friends at the Water Corporation.

To find out more about starting your own waterwise garden project, follow the link to the Water Corporation’s tips on ‘Being Waterwise, outside your home’.

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