Sustainability Pathways with Kirsty Bishop-Fox

Sustainability Pathways with Kirsty Bishop-Fox Sustainability Speaker, Educator, Trainer
Actionable Steps for a more Sustainable Future

Kirsty Bishop-Fox is a sustainability educator, changemaker & speaker known for empowering people to embrace sustainability in everyday life. She is passionate about shifting mindsets to prioritise sustainability with a think globally and act locally approach. Her relatable perspective on waste, recycling, and sustainable living breaks down barriers, making environmental consciousness accessible a

nd achievable for all. Kirsty has collaborated with businesses of all sizes, government agencies, schools, and non-profit organizations. Currently serving as a Program Manager for the Sustainable Living Festival, member of the Maroondah Environment Advisory Committee, and co-founder and president of Zero Waste Victoria, Kirsty is deeply immersed in the sustainable living movement. Balancing her time, Kirsty delivers impactful education programs for the BBC Earth Experience, Yarra Valley Water and various organisations who champion sustainable practices. While the saying goes that one person's trash is another person's treasure, Kirsty flips the script by revealing the untapped potential and value within each of us, and the items we consume. Her passion is to motivate individuals to take action to live today, like tomorrow matters.

It's a count down for the Zero Waste Festival on Saturday September 12 Our stage features a lineup of special guests, le...
24/08/2026

It's a count down for the Zero Waste Festival on Saturday September 12

Our stage features a lineup of special guests, leading sustainability innovators and community champions for a day of thought-provoking discussions, innovative ideas, and practical solutions to tackle waste head-on.

12:00 pm Costa’s Garden: Fruit
12:45 pm Rethinking Plastic: The Good, the Bad, and the Biodegradable
2:00 pm Everyday Sustainability: Progress Over Perfection
3:15 pm The Rise of Data Centres and the Hidden Footprint of AI
4:30 pm Frugal Foodies: Zero Waste Mystery Box Cook-off
6:00 pm ReWear Runway

📅 Saturday 12 September 2026
📍Fed Square

🕙 Speaking Program: 12 PM–5:30 PM
🛍 Exhibitors & Activities: 12 PM–6 PM
✨ ReWear Runway 5:30 - 7:30

🎟️ Free entry!

https://events.humanitix.com/zero-waste-festival-2026?c=fb

📢🎉And if you want to dial up your festival experience, check out our exclusive Friends of the Festival ticket options — with front-row seats, bonus perks and, of course, bragging rights as a festival supporter. And photo opportunities with our speakers including Costa Georgiadis Official

Hope to see you there.

More than just a festival, this is a celebration of sustainable living, innovative waste reduction, and community connection.

Last week, we were invited to deliver an Environmental Futures Incursion as part of the Australian International Academy...
19/08/2026

Last week, we were invited to deliver an Environmental Futures Incursion as part of the Australian International Academy of Education’s Environment Day event. 🌱

In the session, we explored:

🌿 Biodiversity and ecosystem interdependence
🌏 Habitat loss, extinction and environmental change
👕 How food, fast fashion, plastics and technology impact biodiversity and sustainability
🤖 Emerging environmental considerations surrounding technology and AI use
♻️ Sustainable thinking and personal action

The students also put on a range of stalls to raise money for environmental initiatives, including an environment photo booth.

Thanks to Charles, our intern at Zero Waste Victoria, for joining me — and for dragging me into the photos!

It was a great day of learning, conversation and thinking about how we can all contribute to a more sustainable future.

I had the absolute delight of witnessing Rafael Epstein in action at a public radio broadcast today. ABC MelbourneBeing ...
21/07/2026

I had the absolute delight of witnessing Rafael Epstein in action at a public radio broadcast today. ABC Melbourne

Being part of an audience like this was a great experience. A topic raised was that Melbourne Central is building more retail, even though there is so much retail sitting empty. Do you have empty retail near you?

My sustainability head kicked into overdrive – why are we focusing on retail when there is so much need for housing – what a waste of resources.

Raf asked - why can't we turn vacant retail spaces into housing? I don’t have the answer to that, but it’s a more than a good question. It’s a great idea.

If you are in the Ringwood area, pop into Realm library this week for

Wednesday, July 22: The Conversation Hour with Mary Gearin, 11am – 12pm
Wednesday, July 22: Afternoons with Brigitte Duclos, 12.30pm – 3pm
Thursday, July 23: Drive with Charlie Pickering, 3pm – 6pm

14/04/2026

Waste in hospitals is something I can’t help but notice every time. And I often feel like there’s not much I can do about it.

I went into surgery expecting waste. And yes, some of it was unavoidable. But I can’t help but question - do I actually need this?

This recent visit surprised me. I saw small positive shifts, but also waste that could be avoided.

In an unexpected moment, I was able to avoid creating waste, which I didn’t expect.

Health comes first. But even healthcare professionals have told me they wish there was less waste too.

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