How can what I eat make a difference?

Elle Morrell (BSSc Environment) has always worked to decipher the conundrum of sustainable development in contemporary society connecting the local with the global. She is currently employed by the Australian Conservation Foundation as the GreenHome Outreach Program Coordinator. This is a national program to advance sustainable living and education across the Australian community. Formerly she was the Global Education Coordinator at CERES Community Environment Park (Centre for Research and Environmental Strategies) which delivered experiential sustainability and cultural education to over 70 000 visiting students annually. She has worked on environmental education projects in India, Indonesia and Cuba and was instrumental in establishing CERES Global, an international initiative around social and environmental exchange at the community level. Elle has been previously employed at the Environment Defenders Office (Victoria), the peak community legal environment centre, University of Melbourne coordinating the Australian Women’s Archives Project, has conducted environmental research for RMIT University and tutored at RMIT University and Chisholm Institute. She was formerly the National Coordinator of Environmental Youth Alliance which was the only officially accredited Australian youth organisation to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED 1992).