Narooma residents have been following the progress of the recycled PET bottle greenhouse over the past eight weeks but none more than the school itself, watching as other people's waste and recycling was turned into a beautiful functional building where plants can be nurtured and grown.
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The new greenhouse made of recycled bottles was officially launched at the school on Thursday last week as part of a delayed Harmony Day.
The project was a text book case of community partnerships with many community groups and individuals donating items or expertise to make the dream concept a reality. Coordinating the project were occupational therapy students from the University of Canberra, Top Suthayakhom and Kausik McKinnon.
The now complete greenhouse features gables up-cycled from Narooma Golf Club, timber off-cuts from the local sawmill, 1,500 PET bottles and lots of love and team work. Assisting with the timber work were the Narooma Woodies. Follow more worthwhile projects at Narooma Little Lake Landcare's Facebook page.
