Right Tree, Right Place

Get ready for the opening of the City of Stirling's Free Trees and Plants Program with this inspiring and practical online workshop led by sustainability expert Chris Ferreira from The Forever Project. Whether you’re planning your next garden project or want to make climate‑wise choices at home, this session will help you confidently select, plant, and care for trees that will thrive in Perth’s unique environment.

What you’ll learn

• How trees can save your budget and enhance your wellbeing
• Discover the surprising ways trees can cool your home, boost comfort, support health, and increase your property value
• The magic of trees for a better home and lifestyle
• Learn how strategically placed trees can reduce power bills, enhance outdoor spaces, and help reconnect you with nature
• Right tree, right place, right reasons

Gain practical, easy‑to-follow advice on choosing suitable species for your block, understanding local soil and water needs, and helping young trees thrive in our harsh climate.

This session is ideal for residents eager to participate in the Free Trees and Plants Program or anyone wanting to grow healthier, more resilient gardens. Settle in at home with a cuppa for this relaxed online session. Have your pad and pen ready to jot down tips, and stay on at the end to ask Chris your questions.

Fiona from the City of Stirling will also be available to answer queries about the Free Tree and Plant Program.

The Zoom link will be emailed to all participants prior to the session.

About Chris Ferreira

Chris Ferreira is one of Australia’s leading sustainability educators and is the founder of The Forever Project, a multi‑award‑winning organisation dedicated to creating resilient landscapes and communities.

With nearly 30 years of experience, Chris has taught more than 135,000 people across Australia in all aspects of sustainable living and land management.

Renowned for his engaging, practical approach, he is also an adjunct lecturer in sustainability at Murdoch University and the driving force behind innovative projects such as the Hamilton Hill Sustainable Home.

About Living Green Education Series

This event is part of the City’s bi‑annual Living Green Education Series, designed to support residents to take practical environmental action. The autumn series runs from 18 March to 19 May and features workshops on energy, urban cooling and electrification.