Koala finds beside Crossing make news

: Stacey Grey from the first International Student Volunteer Course for 2008 finds recent koala scat evidence adjacent to The Crossing on aboriginal owned land. Huge news - well done ISV 1.

World Environment Accreditation

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Six set to go Sea to Snow

Six young people have completed the first stage of training for The Sea to Snow Journey for 2008. Congratulations to (from left to right) Caroline Buckley from Kalaru, Tom Newton from Bega, Jessica Thomas from Moruya, Allan van Breukelen from Bodalla, Ashley Mather from Lilli Pilli, and Heather Gow-Carey from Dignams Creek.

Following their three day training camp these young people are

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Clean Energy and The Crossing

Permaculture design with solar power, rainwater collection, greywater recycling, reuse of secondhand materials, wood and solar water heating, habitat restoration and carbon storage in conserved forest are all part of our clean energy and renewables strategy at The Crossing.