EDUCATE

Let’s transform youth eco-anxiety 

An EdTech program coordinated by Regeneration Projects, designed to empower young Aussies with eco-literacy, leadership and entrepreneurship skills.

DIY Tools

1. Two Bays App

2. #EcoAnxiety2Action Handbook

3. Two Bays Podcast series 3

4. WEF Eco-Leadership article 2024

5. Melbourne Business & Biodiversity Circle

RESTORE

Let’s transform urban waterways

An international alliance Convened by Regeneration Projects, designed to empower actors, activists and decision-makers in the urban swimming movement.

DIY Tools

1. Swimmable Cities Charter

2. Swimmable Cities Handbook 2023

3. Birrarung Swimming Trail plan 2023

4. Working with Water report 2023

5. Two Bays Podcast series 2

TRADE

Let’s transform international trade

A non-profit organisation incubated by Regeneration Projects, designed to empower cities, regions and small nations in global regenerative markets.

DIY Tools

1. Regional Impact Origin (RIO) brand mark

2. Pilot Event Series report 2023

3. Governing Our Planetary Emergency (p.69)

4. State of the Two Bays report 2023

5. Two Bays Podcast series 1

Series 3 – #EcoAnxiety2Action 

Partners: UN Youth Australia & RMIT

Series 2 – #SwimmableCities

Partners: Yarra Riverkeeper Association & RMIT

Series 1 – #ClimateAction

Partners: Mornington Peninsula Shire & Young Folks

Two Bays App set to empower next generation of global citizens

A collaboration with the University of Melbourne and supported by the Wade Institute of Entrepreneurship is our new EdTech app is designed to empower young people with ecological literacy, leadership and entrepreneurship skills. More info twobays.earth.

Swimmable Cities Europe Tour 2024 wraps up in Paris, preparation for 2025 Summit

Sydney > Berlin > Helsinki > Amsterdam > Rotterdam > Paris – After presenting at the Global Nature Positive Summit in Sydney in early October, Matt journeyed to Europe to meet key stakeholders within the Swimmable Cities movement. Highlights – HERE.

COP16 Satellite event: Putting Melbourne on the global Biodiversity map

To mark the COP16 UN Biodiversity Convention (taking place in Columbia, Oct 21 – Nov 1), Regeneration Projects teamed up with the Biodiversity Council and Melbourne Centre for Cities to hold a special gathering for local Nature professionals. Highlights – HERE.

Left – ‘Essential Nature Positive tools’ – Matt presenting on behalf of the Swimmable Cities alliance

Above – Matt sharing the #EcoAnxiety2Action Handbook with Zuhair Ahmed Kowshik and Tishiko King.