HP & the Environment

For decades HP has worked to manage its environmental impact by adopting environmentally responsible practices in product development, operations and supply chain.  In addition to our commitment to our customers, we are committed to supporting local programs and have joined forces with Conservation Volunteers Australia (CVA) to bring technology and the environment closer together in a positive way.

Environmental education for sustainability is a concept encompassing a vision of education that seeks to empower people of all ages to assume responsibility for creating a sustainable future.

HP and CVA have partnered to offer a select group of schools in Sydney and Melbourne with an opportunity to help implement their environmental projects.

Projects include building a bush tucker garden, frog pond, sensory herb garden, bush nature trail or seed collection. 

We want to hear about your ideas to help our environment through your school.

Sydney		Project Name
	Strathfield South High School	South Side Sanctuary
	Killarney Heights High	Bush Regeneration Project
	Karonga Special School	Karonga Permaculture Project
	Hornsby South Public School	Hornsby South Bush Regeneration Program
	Yagoona Public School	Memorial Garden
Melbourne
	Bentleigh Secondary College	Year 7 Sustainable Produce Garden
	Oakleigh Primary School	Bush Foods and Native Vegetation Project
	Sassafras Primary School	Regeneration of Indigenous Plants
	Camberwell Primary School	Camberwell Native Plantings Canap
	Scoresby Secondary College	Rejuvenating Scoresby's Indigenous Gardens

In addition to receiving practical help from CVA and HP (HP staff will volunteer at each school to assist with implementation), each school will receive an HP Compaq dc7800 Ultra Slim Desktop PC.  This technology will allow the schools to connect with each other and continue to share environmental best practice stories via a portal we have created.