The ACTS website has recently undergone a major redevelopment and we would like to thank you for your patience while the site has been out of action. We are now live and have some exciting new changes to announce.
- ACTS members now have exclusive access to sections of the website, including resources, training opportunities and programs and initiatives within the sustainability sector.
- The web based ACTS forum is now live and will replace the email forum formerly utilised by ACTS.
- Three new areas have been introduced - ACTS members, ACTS partners and projects. A forth area on Climate Change will be introduced shortly.
Members will now need to login from the homepage to access the members only content. Usernames and passwords will carry over from the previous version of the website, however if you have any issues logging in into the new site please email Delwyn Langdon.
The ACTS website can only be as good as its members make it - we are seeking information from all of our members who are working hard in introducing and integrating sustainability within their institutions to share their knowledge, experiences and expertise with other members of ACTS. The forum can also we a great tool for sharing knowledge and asking questions, and we hope that members will regularly contribute their thoughts and ideas. Why note head over to the forum and introduce yourself as an ACTS member now!
On other note, registrations for the 2009 ACTS Conference at Macquarie University in Sydney are now open. The program this year is set to be one of the most exciting offered yet, including key note speakers such as:
- Tim Flannery
- Leith Sharp (Founder of the Harvard Green Campus Initiative)
- Adam Spencer
Exclusive to ACTS delegates at the conference will be a premier screening of the feature film The Age of Stupid which be released in Australia in late 2009. The trailer for the film can be viewed here.
