Sustainability Survey

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Georges River Council is developing an environmental protection education program for the community and we need your help!

Completing this survey will help Council better understand our residents and allow us to cater future workshops and initiatives towards you.

Your e-mail address will also be added to our list of 'Riverwise' residents, to be subscribed to the upcoming Riverwise Sustainability Bulletin and notified of upcoming environmental and sustainability events. Please advise us in the additional comments if you do not want to be subscribed to this list.

Georges River Council is developing an environmental protection education program for the community and we need your help!

Completing this survey will help Council better understand our residents and allow us to cater future workshops and initiatives towards you.

Your e-mail address will also be added to our list of 'Riverwise' residents, to be subscribed to the upcoming Riverwise Sustainability Bulletin and notified of upcoming environmental and sustainability events. Please advise us in the additional comments if you do not want to be subscribed to this list.

Consultation has concluded

  • Consultation Update

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    CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.

    31 people visited the Sustainability Survey and 13 completed form, meaning the form attracted 42% of site visitors to complete the form. 3 registered members and 10 anonymous members completed the survey, but all indicated interest in further sustainable events, leaving their contact details.

    Resident feedback summarised below:

    • 7/13 (54%) have solar panels
    • 10/13 (77%) have a compost bin or worm farm
    • 4/13 (31%) have a rainwater tank
    • 1/13 (8%) recycle grey water
    • 11/13 (85%) claim to have a habitat garden with many trees and shrubs
    • 2/13 (15%) have a native bee hotel or hive
    • 0/13 drive electric vehicles

    All indicated willingness to live more sustainably.

    The Sustainability Survey was live on Your Say from 13 March to 10 April 2019. In that time, 13 community members submitted completed surveys. The results indicate a high proportion of these residents have compost bins, worm farms, solar panels and habitat gardens. However, very few recycle grey water or are yet to possess a rainwater tank or electric vehicle. These statistics will be shared with the Senior Sustainabilty Officer to direct future sustainable initiatives towards weak areas.