I have been a member of U3A Port Phillip for the past 7 years. I am a practicing artist, and my last solo exhibition was about Nature’s Resilience with more recent joint exhibitions being held at Gasworks Art Park in Albert Park. I am currently the watercolour tutor at U3A on a Friday morning with about 40 students – both face to face and on Zoom. I have been the tutor for this class for about 6 years. I also teach watercolour at other venues.
My background is in science with post graduate qualifications in science (biochemistry and climate change) and education. I continue to work to ensure strong action is taken for our future and I am well acquainted with sustainable practices having established and directed a research and teaching centre in 2002 at Swinburne University on sustainability and climate change. Several research papers and studies were published relating to community engagement, behaviour change and sustainability. Now semi-retired, Linda is still involved at the community level on action for climate change as a member of Port Phillip Emergency Climate Action Network (PECAN), Progressive Port Phillip (PPP) and Electrify Southside.
