SEA is delighted to invite you to the inaugural National Sports & Environment Conference. The conference is co-located with the National Sports & Physical Activity Convention and will take place on 27 & 28 July 2023, at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is delighted to announce the successful conclusion of the highly anticipated annual SEA Summit 2023, held at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The event united a community of dedicated individuals, working tirelessly towards achieving sustainability in and through sport.

Earth Day, celebrated on 22 April each year, is an opportunity for all of us to reflect on our relationship with the planet and the actions we can take to protect our places of play for generations to come.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is excited to announce the line-up of speakers for its upcoming SEA Summit, bringing together a diverse group of national and global experts in sustainability and sport.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is pleased to welcome Vasse Soccer Club (VSC) from Busselton, WA as its newest member, joining a growing number of sports clubs taking proactive steps towards addressing climate change.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA)has today announced the program for its upcoming SEA Summit, to be held on 4 May at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) proudly invites you to the SEA Summit on 4 May 2023 at SEA Member Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is pleased to welcome Ocean Grove Bowling Club (OGBC) as its newest member.

Situated on the Bellarine Peninsula in regional Victoria, OGBC opened the club’s first greens in 1954, having purchased five blocks of land one year earlier. Since then, it has grown to be regarded as one of the region's premier community clubs.

The Board of Sports Environment Alliance is pleased to announce the appointment of Jan Fitzgerald as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) commencing on 20 February 2023.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is pleased to introduce its newest member, Southport Sharks.

Established in 1961, Southport Sharks is home to a senior VFL men’s, senior QAFLW women’s, and a 500-strong junior AFL program.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) proudly invites you to the SEA Summit on 4 May 2023 at SEA Member Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

After a year of climate action, constructive discussions, and collaboration, we all deserve some time to recharge, relax, and regenerate.

SEA is pleased to welcome Cam Vale as the organisation’s new Treasurer, Appointed Director.

Mr Vale has spent the past 17 years in C-suite roles in sport, including eight years as CEO at two sports organisations.

SEA is pleased to share its latest case study, developed in collaboration with SEA member Bowls Australia (BA).

The case study delves into how BA has evolved a culture shared by thousands of Australians and revolutionised the way the sports community is tackling sustainability.

Sponsorship in sport has occupied the headlines around the world in recent weeks.

While there is a noticeable shift towards making ethical and sustainable choices in this space, the topic has raised an equal amount of uncertainty and questions from sports clubs, organisations, players, and fans alike.

This week, SEA was pleased to chat to Fiona Young, Manager – Places to Play, about the relationship between sport and climate change, some of Tennis Victoria’s recent sustainability work and a preview of what is planned for the year ahead. Read on for more.

Last week, SEA was pleased to provide SEA Members with the opportunity to attend a half-day workshop with Deloitte, utilising their Climate Change Lab and Climate Led Transformation Framework.

Sports Environment Alliance (SEA) is pleased to release the Annual Report 2021-2022.

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You’re invited! Do you work for or manage a sporting facility? Do you want to learn more about #climatechange and how to mitigate its impact on sport?

Join us for our next Commonwealth Climate Conversations event.

The climate emergency and the role sport plays in advocating for a shared, clean future has been occupying the Australian and international news headlines in recent times.