Australians living in urban environments are amongst the world’s most active ‘backyard’ gardeners but the impact of these gardens reaches far beyond the garden fence. In reality, our gardens are intrinsically linked with the health and welfare of the natural Australian environment, be it urban forests, coastal wetlands, public parklands or our unique rural landscapes and national parks.

In addition to a growing awareness of urban habitat and water management, home gardeners are also keen to grow their own fresh, healthy produce and connect with their community to share and swap food, seeds and experience.

Your community needs your support to access the information they need to become more sustainable in their lifestyles. SGA can help you to do this.

Since 2003 we have worked in partnership with local governments, government agencies, business and community groups in developing a range of community workshops and publications that are practical, well researched and inspiring.

Workshops for Your Community

SGA offers workshops which provide expert knowledge on a range of different sustainable gardening practices.  See Details of Topics and Costs

Newsletter for Organisations Involved with Community Education

Subscribe to SGA’s Training Newsletter and stay up to date with SGA’s growing community workshop and webinar program, discounts, sustainable gardening resources and other developments that may be helpful to you in providing services to your residents and members of the community. Perfect for Local Governments, Government Agencies, Businesses and Community groups involved with community education and learning.

 

SGA Community Partner Program

Become an SGA Community Partner, receive some great benefits including additional discounts on workshops, and help SGA continue its work helping people protect the natural environment, grow healthy food and build community.

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Fact Sheets Free For Your Web Site

Booklets Customised for your Local Area

Booklets Home Harvest and Sustainable Gardening have been prepared to suit the local conditions of soil and climate.
SGA Booklets for different local areas

SGA is proud to have worked with the following Local Government and Water Authorities

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