The campaign calls on government to kickstart new community energy projects and build a network to offer legal and technical advice

This campaign aims to make Canberra the first major Australian city to require 24 hour cat containment.

This campaign aimed to continue ACT's leadership in climate policy asking leaders to: bringing forward our zero net emissions target from 2050 to 2040, 100% renewable energy for electricity by 2020, interim target reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2030, complete ACT Government divestment in fossil fuels by 2018.

ACT Minister for the Environment, Simon Corbell MLA, signed a new bilateral agreement with Greg Hunt, Federal Minister for the Environment, to streamline ‘the environmental assessment process in the ACT through the Australian Government’s ‘One-Stop Shop’ policy.’ The Conservation Council ACT is strongly opposed to these bilateral agreements and has launched a public petition to remind the ACT Government that environmental approvals should be kept at the federal level.

This campaign targeted South Australian Premier Weatherill and ask him for a Roadmap for 100% Renewable Energy in SA.