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Created: Nov 18, 2008
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Centre for Education & Research in Environmental Strategies CERES
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CERES is a place which exists to initiate and support environmental sustainability, social equity, cultural richness and community participation.
CERES (the Centre for Education and Research in Environmental Strategies) is a community environment project located beside the Merri Creek in Brunswick. CERES is also the name of the Roman Goddess for agriculture.
CERES aims to foster awareness and action on environmental and social issues affecting urban areas. The site has displays and functional demonstrations on a range of environmental issues to show just what can be achieved at household, community and global levels.
CERES is a place which exists to initiate and support environmental sustainability, social equity, cultural richness and community participation.
CERES (the Centre for Education and Research in Environmental Strategies) is a community environment project located beside the Merri Creek in Brunswick. CERES is also the name of the Roman Goddess for agriculture.
CERES aims to foster awareness and action on environmental and social issues affecting urban areas. The site has displays and functional demonstrations on a range of environmental issues to show just what can be achieved at household, community and global levels.