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The design of the Port Macquarie Campus campus is characterised by a strong emphasis on minimising our environmental footprint and reducing impact to surrounding biodiversity.
This campus is a known refuge for several endangered species, including Koalas and Swift Parrots.
Charles Sturt University extends our sincere gratitude to the following talented and very generous photographers for granting permission to publish their amazing images.
Thank you to: Simon B Cotterell, Ian Montgobery - Birdway, Jennifer Horsnell, Geoff Burrows, Dr Joanne Connolly, Tim Bergen, Alexandra Knight, David Hunter, Mark Stephenson, Cilla Kinross, Ian Kerr, Roger France and Ken Monson.
Wildflower images are sourced from NatureMapr.
Our sustainability calendar and work move slightly differently to the rest of Charles Sturt.
| Date | Task |
|---|---|
| 31 July | Success Story collection for SDG Report begins |
| 30 November | SDG Report goes live |
Student Adviser
Jake Foley
President
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The Hastings Birdwatchers
Port Macquarie & Hastings Region, NSW, Australia
Campus Environment Working Groups (CEWGs)
Kate Wood-Foye
kwoodfoye@csu.edu.au
| Staff Member | Position | Campus | LiFE Champion Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kate Wood-Foye | Director, External Engagement | Port Macquarie | Community Engagement Business and Industry Engagement |
| Wei Lu | International Student Officer | Port Macquarie | Student Engagement |