As Queensland gears up for a groundbreaking celebration of eco-friendly innovations, the Logan Eco Action Festival (LEAF) is set to return on 1st June. Held at Griffith University’s Logan Campus, this unique gathering promises to inspire change and ignite a sense of community consciousness towards sustainability.
Celebrities Take the Stage
This year, audiences will be thrilled as notable figures in science and television join the festival. Dr. Karl Kruszelnicki, known for his engaging presentations on ‘Science Hour,’ will be gracing the festival with his expertise. Ranger Stacey, long adored for her educational wildlife segments on ‘Totally Wild,’ will also be present to entertain and inform enthusiastic crowds of over 8,000 attendees.
Celebrating Over a Decade of Environmental Impact
Marking its fifteenth edition, LEAF has become a pivotal event for Logan, providing educational yet fun experiences that encourage positive ecological practices. “Our city is young and dynamic, ready to embrace innovative ways to reduce our footprint,” stated Mayor Jon Raven, emphasizing the festival’s role in fostering eco-awareness.
A Taste of the Wild with Dr. Chadden Hunter
A notable highlight will be a presentation by Dr. Chadden Hunter, acclaimed for his work alongside Sir David Attenborough. Dr. Hunter will share breathtaking footage and insights from his global expeditions, shedding light on the urgent need to protect our natural world from climate change.
Engaging Activities for All Ages
Festival-goers of all ages will be treated to an array of interactive workshops, eco-friendly shopping experiences, and the chance to enjoy live music. Moreover, attendees can embrace the sustainability spirit by bringing home a free native plant, thanks to Logan Wardrobe Rummage.
Creating Conversations for Change
Whether you are there for the celebrity talks or the vibrant eco-stalls, LEAF is more than just an event. It’s a community movement inspiring individuals to adopt sustainable practices and engage in meaningful discussions about conservation.
As expressed in the festival’s ethos, today’s celebrations are paving the path for a sustainable tomorrow. According to MyCity Logan, initiatives like LEAF are essential to fostering communal and individual roles in the broader environmental landscape.
Prepare for an engaging day out that combines fun, education, and community spirit. Join Logan’s eco-champions and become a part of this movement dedicated to a healthier planet.