# Carolyn Ingvarson

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Connecting with mangroves through the arts

Our guest in The Sustainable Hour on 23 October 2019 is artist and radio host Zahidah Zeytoun Millie who is organising a multi-media art exhibition of works set on the theme Mangroves from the Water to be exhibited for a month at the Project Space Gallery Deakin University Waterfront Campus …

Carolyn Ingvarson — Creating Lighter Footprints

The Climactic Collective is the next phase for Climactic, and it starts now. Member of the Climactic Collective Bronwyn Gresham brings us this interview with Carolyn Ingvarson, founder of the influential group Lighter Footprints. Based in the eastern Kooyong area of Melbourne, the group started in…

Carolyn Ingvarson — Creating Lighter Footprints

The Climactic Collective is the next phase for Climactic, and it starts now. Member of the Climactic Collective Bronwyn Gresham brings us this interview with Carolyn Ingvarson, founder of the influential group Lighter Footprints. Based in the eastern Kooyong area of Melbourne, the group started in…

Carolyn Ingvarson — Creating Lighter Footprints

The Climactic Collective is the next phase for Climactic, and it starts now. Member of the Climactic Collective Bronwyn Gresham brings us this interview with Carolyn Ingvarson, founder of the influential group Lighter Footprints. Based in the eastern Kooyong area of Melbourne, the group started in…

Climate News: We have been warned, Richard Denniss argues we are going to be so busy recovering from so-called natual disasters that wil not have the capacity to mitigate or adapt to climate change

Carolyn Ingvarson, pictured at her rooftop-panelled Melbourne home, says the current lack of recycling is a big barrier to many people installing panels - "The dirty secret in Australia’s love affair with rooftop solar"; "Water wars ahead now Australia’s longest river officially critically endanger…

Youth Led Activism with Anjali Sharma

The world is in danger, and the youth are fighting to save it.  At just 16, Anjali Sharma stood in a federal court arguing that the Australian government had a duty to protect future generations from climate change.  Now at 21, Anjali joins hosts Sanaya, Odette, and Victoria to speak candidly about…