ecolivingexpo Adelaide 2010
The Science of Sustainable Living!
Saturday 7th & Sunday 8th August
2010 will see the ecolivingexpo be part of the Science Alive! Weekend. Science Alive is a huge event that celebrates and promotes Science to school students and their families. This FREE weekend offers science shows, mini planetarium experiences, electronics and robotic workshops etc.
When: Saturday 7th August & Sunday 8th August
Time: 10am – 4pm
ENTRY IS FREE FOR THE PUBLIC
where: The Goyder Pavilion at the Adelaide Showground
Showcasing sustainable living for the future, the ecolivingexpo aims to educate and encourage the general public to embrace Eco Living as the emerging lifestyle trend. The ecolivingexpo is a highly focused event and as a brand is positioned as “the umbrella“ event providing credible, professional and trusted information on Sustainable Living.
For more information on the Science Alive!
ecolivingexpo Program: Speaker’s Profiles: ecolivingexpo exhibitors:
Stage 1 Sustainable Building
Saturday 7th August 2010
11am “ Sustainable Homes – Construction Choices”, presented by Warwick O’Brien on behalf of Archicentre. Warwick OBrien is an award winning architect with more than 30 years experience in energy efficient and sustainable domestic design. The presentation will set out the benefits to home owners from integrating sustainable methods in site use, building layout, material and construction methods, using a holistic design approach. The result is comfortable living with low living costs.
11.30am “ Ethical investment “ presented by Australian Ethical Investment.
12noon “Home Energy ” presented by Zen Home Energy
12:30pm “ Sustainable Homes – Energy”, presented by Nick Ingerson on behalf of Archicentre. Nick Ingeson is an award winning architect with more than 30 years experience in energy efficient and sustainable domestic design. The seminar will canvas both the enegy supply and effective energy use opportunities, by integrating these systems into holistic design. Systems covered will include renewable energy supply, passive and low energy use in comfort conditioning, lighting, appliances. The result is quality living at low running costs.
1pm “ Ethical Investment ” , presented by Australian Ethical Investment
1:30pm “ Sustainable Design & Material – Interiors”, presented by Laminex
2pm “Solar Power for your home “, presented by Solar Shop Australia
2:30pm “ Fair Trade & Sustainability”, presented by Nik
3pm “ Sustainable Homes – Water”, presented by Emillis Prelgauskas on behalf of Archicentre. Emillis Prelgauskas is an architect and also is an energy and sustainability assessor, with over 30 years practical experience and paper published nationally and internationally. The seminar will cover the water cycle from supply and capture through use, treatment and re-use. Systems included will be compost toilets, reed beds and evapo-transpiration. The result is quality living with certainty of supply and low waste impact on the environment.
3.30pm TBC
Stage 2 Sustainable Lifestyle
Saturday 7th August 2010
11am “Happy Baby: The New Product that saves you $100s on Nappies. Elimination, Contamination”, presented by Annabelle Harvey.
(Want a product which will save you hundreds of dollars on nappies and have your child out of cloth nappies earlier than the most children? Well you can get it and what’s more – it’s completely FREE. The new product is YOU. By tuning into your baby’s inherent knowledge about her elimination processes as well as following a few golden rules about elimination patterns, you can transform your environmental impact, save hundreds of dollars, and deepen your intimate relationship with your baby.)
11.30am “ Christie Walk”, presented by Andrew Tidswell for the Alternative Technology Association ( ATA)
12noon “ Green Cleaning”, presented by Anna Sharman from Enjo
12.30pm “ Transition Towns”, presented by Amanda Marcel for the Alternative Technology Association ( ATA)
1pm “Retrofitting your Home for Energy Efficiency ”, presented by Ian Dolman from Ecolateral
1:30pm TBC
2pm “Simple Solutions for Sustainable Living”, presented by Libby Dolman from Ecolateral
2.30pm “Straw bale & Sustainability “, presented by Bohdan Dorniak from Bohdan Dorbiak & Co Architects and Town Planners and Lance Kairl from House of Bales
3pm “ Sustainable House Day”, presented by Alan Strickland for the Alternative Technology Association ( ATA)
Stage 1 Sustainable Building
Sunday 8th August 2010
11am “ Sustainable Homes – Construction Choices”, presented by Warwick O’Brien on behalf of Archicentre. Warwick OBrien is an award winning architect with more than 30 years experience in energy efficient and sustainable domestic design. The presentation will set out the benefits to home owners from integrating sustainable methods in site use, building layout, material and construction methods, using a holistic design approach. The result is comfortable living with low living costs.
11.30am “ Ethical investment “ presented by Australian Ethical Investment
12noon “Home Energy ” presented by Zen Home Energy
12:30pm “ Sustainable Homes – Energy”, presented by Nick Ingerson on behalf of Archicentre. Nick Ingeson is an award winning architect with more than 30 years experience in energy efficient and sustainable domestic design. The seminar will canvas both the enegy supply and effective energy use opportunities, by integrating these systems into holistic design. Systems covered will include renewable energy supply, passive and low energy use in comfort conditioning, lighting, appliances. The result is quality living at low running costs.
1pm “ Ethical Investment ”, presented by Australian Ethical Investment
1:30m “ Sustainable Design & Material – Interiors”, presented by Laminex
2pm “Solar Power for your home “, presented by the Solar Shop
2:30pm “ Fair Trade & Sustainability”, presented by Nik
3pm “ Sustainable Homes – Water”, presented by Emillis Prelgauskas on behalf of Archicentre. Emillis Prelgauskas is an architect and also is an energy and sustainability assessor, with over 30 years practical experience and paper published nationally and internationally. The seminar will cover the water cycle from supply and capture through use, treatment and re-use. Systems included will be compost toilets, reed beds and evapo-transpiration. The result is quality living with certainty of supply and low waste impact on the environment.
3:30pm TBC
Stage 2 Sustainable Lifestyle
Sunday 8th August 2010
11am “Happy Baby: The New Product that saves you $100s on Nappies. Elimination, Contamination”, presented by Annabelle Harvey.
(Want a product which will save you hundreds of dollars on nappies and have your child out of cloth nappies earlier than the most children? Well you can get it and what’s more – it’s completely FREE. The new product is YOU. By tuning into your baby’s inherent knowledge about her elimination processes as well as following a few golden rules about elimination patterns, you can transform your environmental impact, save hundreds of dollars, and deepen your intimate relationship with your baby.)
11.30am “ Sustainable House Day”, presented by Alan Strickland for the Alternative Technology Association ( ATA)
12noon “ Green Cleaning”, presented by Anna Sharman from Enjo
12.30pm “ Transition Towns”, presented by Amanda Marcel for the Alternative Technology Association ( ATA)
1pm “Retrofitting your Home for Energy Efficiency”, presented by Ian Dolman from Ecolateral
1:30pm TBC
2pm “Simple Solutions for Sustainable Living”, presented by Libby Dolman from Ecolateral
2.30pm “Straw bale & Sustainability“, presented by Bohdan Dorniak from Bohdan Dorbiak & Co Architects and Town Planners & Lance Kairl from House of Bales
3pm “ Trev Electric Car”, presented by Peter Pudney for the Alternative Technology Association ( ATA)
Murray River Display
The purpose of the River Murray Exhibition is to educate about our major River System in South Australia.
River Murray Exhibition presentation demonstrates ways people can reduce their water use around the house. The Water Conservation topic is the main purpose of the Exhibition, because after all water sustains us and the river.
The River Murray Exhibition will benefit by:
- Having a greater understanding of the Geography, culture and history associated with the largest River system in Australia.
- Learning about importance of water conservation, not only in Australia, but everywhere in the world.
- Have fun in experimenting with scientific experiments and interacting with the various activities.
Speaker’s Profiles:
Warwick O’Brien
Warwick O’Brien is an award winning architect with more than 30 years experience in energy efficient and sustainable domestic design.
Nick Ingeson
Nick Ingerson is an award winning architect with more than 30 years experience in energy efficient and sustainable domestic design.
Emillis Prelgauskas
Emillis Prelgauskas is an architect and also is an energy and sustainability assessor, with over 30 years practical experience and paper published nationally and internationally.
Annabelle Harvey
I first learned about Elimination Communication when my first son was five months old (now five years old). Before that the options presented to me by my homebirth midwife regarding toileting were cloth nappies or disposables. I couldn’t put my finger on it at that time – but it seemed so strange shutting everything up ‘down there’ and ignoring it. Then I met a woman at a mothers group who swore by ‘Elimination Communication’ or ‘Natural Infant Hygiene’, and has gone on to write a highly successful website about her knowledge. See www.tribalbaby.org. Her information about babies’ elimination needs and the book Diaper Free: The Gentle Art of Natural Infant Hygiene by Ingrid Bauer, made me completely change not only the way I dealt with my first son’s elimination needs, but with the way I related with him as well. I began helping my second son learn to use his elimination muscles from the day he was born.
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Why exhibit at the ecolivingexpo:
The Science of Sustainable Living: Showcasing two likeminded activities in the same venue aims to deliver 50,000 + traffic through the doors.
Inform. Demonstrate. Sell.
The ecolivingexpo targets the Green Generation. These are the parents and family members bringing their children to the science weekend.
The expo connects people with products, professionals and expert advice assisting their purchasing ability and sustainable living knowledge.
Why exhibit at the ecolivingexpo:
- opportunity to increase sales,
- generate leadsconduct market researchlaunch products,
- specials and position your brand
- meet face to face with thousands of prospects during an intense two day period
- network with like-minded businesses
For an expression of interest for 2011.
Please email pia@shmeco.com
