Cadia Community Sustainability Network Inc:
Cadia Community Sustainability Network Inc

Operating on Wiradjuri land, this network unites community members to promote sustainable practices, ensuring transparent use of regional resources across all industries, and fostering inclusive, respectful discussions for a greener future.

Mandurama, NSW (view contact and location information)

ABN: 51425072081

Founded on ,
registered as a charity on the
ACNC Charity Register
since .

About Cadia Community Sustainability Network Inc and Its Work

The Cadia Community Sustainability Network Inc is a community-based organisation formed in 2021 by concerned residents of the Cadia Valley. It operates on Wiradjuri country, acknowledging the Traditional Custodians of the land. The network was established to protect the economic, social, and environmental future of the region, particularly in response to the impacts of mining activities. It aims to ensure sustainable land use and environmental protection, fostering transparency and accountability among industries such as agriculture, mining, and renewable energy in the area.

Protecting Cadia Valley’s Environment and Community Health

The flagship activity of the Cadia Community Sustainability Network Inc is its ongoing environmental monitoring and advocacy project. This project focuses on testing water, soil, and air quality to identify contamination from mining operations, including heavy metals and dust pollution. The network actively engages with the community to address health risks and environmental degradation, promoting sustainable land management and safeguarding the region’s agricultural productivity for future generations.

Mission and Vision

The network’s mission is to safeguard the economic, social, and environmental future of the Cadia Valley by ensuring sustainable practices in land use and industry. Its vision is a thriving, healthy community living in harmony with the environment, where industries operate transparently and responsibly, preserving the land for future generations.

Main Objectives

  • Protect the health and well-being of residents and workers in the Cadia region
  • Ensure sustainable coexistence of agriculture, mining, and renewable energy
  • Prevent environmental degradation, particularly of air and river systems
  • Promote transparency and accountability in industrial activities
  • Advocate for compliance with principles of sustainable development

Benefiting Groups

The network primarily benefits local residents, farmers, workers, and families living in and around the Cadia Valley. It also supports the broader community by protecting a vital agricultural region and contributing to environmental health that affects the wider New South Wales area.

Types of Services or Activities

  • Environmental testing of water tanks, soil, dust, blood, and hair samples
  • Community education and awareness programs on environmental and health risks
  • Advocacy for sustainable mining and land use practices
  • Providing a platform for community members to voice concerns and engage in dialogue
  • Collaboration with scientific experts and regulatory bodies to monitor and address pollution
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