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The SWSA website provides information for the people of southern Tasmania, to assist in the responsible management of your waste.
We live in one of the best environments in the world - let's work together to keep it that way. |
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If you have a business which specialises in reusing or recycling waste, and would like to be listed on the SWSA website, fill out the Contacts Questionnaire and send it back to the SWSA office. Details on how to contact us can be found at Contacting Us. (Inclusion on this site is free, and qualified only by relevance)
ResouRce Rite is the 'waste' component of the Tasmanian 'Australian Sustainable Schools Initiative' (AuSSI) run by SWSA. It replaces the 'Clean Schools Challenge', which was operating successfully in Tasmania for a number of years. To find out more about ResouRce Rite and how it can work for your school, check out the Schools section on this site.
- Claremont Primary School
- Dominic College
- Howrah Primary School
- Huonville Primary School
- Lauderdale Primary School
- Lindisfarne North Primary School
- Mt Faulkner Primary School
- New Norfolk Primary School
- New Town High School
- Ogilvie High School
- Peregrine School
- Sacred Heart Primary School
- St Aloysius School
- St Cuthbert's School
These schools will now have until 21 May 2004 to to get there base line audits back to the SWSA, indicating the prize division they wish to enter. Also, if applying for seed funding, these schools are reminded to develop their proposals and send them back to the SWSA before 30 July 2004.
Further details pertaining to the 2004 Challenge, including important dates, can be found in the Clean Schools Challenge section of this site. It is recommended that participating schools retain a hard copy for their records, marking all due dates on their calendars.
LET THE CHALLENGE BEGIN
The package contains many useful facts and figures about recycling, making it the ideal resource for all types of classroom activities and projects.
A number of these kits are available for loan, by contacting any of the 12 southern Tasmanian councils, or alternatively, copies can be downloaded from the schools section of this site. More
