The Super Challenge

Super Challenge Applications close August 1, 2008
A hundred Illawarra families have come on board the exciting Sustainable Illawarra Super Challenge, and will be supported over the next 12 months to achieve their own goals to become more sustainable. They’ll be sharing their progress and stories with us along their journey, so we can all be inspired by their fantastic efforts!

harvesting pumpkins

What are people doing for the Super Challenge?

Lisa Parker

Lisa Parker lives in a townhouse and will be looking to reduce her food packaging waste and enjoy more wholesome food as part of her Super Challenge. She plans to switch to ‘Green Cleaning’ and to avoid plastic bags when shopping.


Kendall Barnes and her young family are renters, looking forward to learning how to compost their food scraps. They’d like to create a small organic veggie patch and habitat garden in the backyard. They’re also keen to explore ways to make kid’s parties more environmentally friendly.

Kendall Barnes

Greg Morgan

Greg Morgan and his family are keen to replace some areas of their lawn with drought resistant plants to save mowing and petrol, reduce their household water usage, and look at adding another water tank to connect to the washing machine and toilet.

 



Lia Endacott lives in a unit, and is enthusiastic about reducing her 'food footprint' by enjoying sustainble food and starting a 'low carbon' diet. Lia is also keen to look into starting a worm farm and not accept a single plastic bag.

Lia Endacott Photo

Stay tuned to hear more about our fabulous Super Challengers as they achieve their goals to become more sustainable!’



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