Grace Fitzpatrick - Chairperson
Grace is an industry engagement practitioner with extensive expertise in communications, marketing, stakeholder engagement, project management and governance. Since becoming Chairperson in 2009, Grace and the Management committee have overseen the establishment of Prospect Community Garden, the highly successful Eco-market and other projects encouraging progressive environmental outcomes. PLEG continue to be is actively involved in hosting workshops and forums on progressive environmental topics. Regularly collaborating with residents, community groups, associations, local government and organisations that share their passion for progressive out comes.
Bronte Cerny - Secretary
Bronte has worked as an Academic Librarian at University of South Australia with expertise in Research and Information Technology. Bronte got more actively involved when PLEG developed their Eco-Market.
With a passion for recycling, Bronte enjoys her garden including vegetables and herbs, grandchildren and the social aspect of PLEG's friendly management committee.
Tom Winchester - Treasurer
With expertise in I.T. By day he works as a Defence Physicist and is regularly found immersed in formula.
As well as his Treasurer duties, Tom has actively contributed to PLEG policy submissions.
He is often called upon to assist with event set-ups as well as letter-boxing while walking his dog Arthur W.
Puggle. Tom is passionate about seeing future generations benefit from better and more sustainable
environmental outcomes.
Tom Winchester - Treasurer
With expertise in I.T. By day he works as a Defence Physicist and is regularly found immersed in formula.
As well as his Treasurer duties, Tom has actively contributed to PLEG policy submissions.
He is often called upon to assist with event set-ups as well as letter-boxing while walking his dog Arthur W.
Puggle. Tom is passionate about seeing future generations benefit from better and more sustainable
environmental outcomes.
Kristina Barnett - Committee Member
Kristina has expertise in project and event management, grant writing, community consultation and experience as an Elected Member and former Mayor of Prospect Council for 30 +years.
Kristina is passionate about environmental sustainability with involvement with environment initiatives including Prospect Council Environment Plans, Water Sensitive Urban Design, Greening the City, plastic single use reduction and Prospect Eco-Market. Completed Prospect Living Smart Course in 2020. Kristina is retired and looks forward to devoting more time to local environment projects.
Kristina Barnett - Committee Member
Kristina has expertise in project and event management, grant writing, community consultation and experience as an Elected Member and former Mayor of Prospect Council for 30 +years.
Kristina is passionate about environmental sustainability with involvement with environment initiatives including Prospect Council Environment Plans, Water Sensitive Urban Design, Greening the City, plastic single use reduction and Prospect Eco-Market. Completed Prospect Living Smart Course in 2020. Kristina is retired and looks forward to devoting more time to local environment projects.
Erina Newnham -Committee Member
Erina has worked as an Academic Librarian in Adelaide and London and subsequently in online textbook sales. Erina has a passionate for history and in particular photography.
Erina has a keen interest in plant propagation and water wise gardening, sustainable energy and involvement in PLEG's Eco-Market. Completed Prospect Living Smart Course in 2020.
Erina is committed to the PLEG goals of reducing waste, reusing and recycling wherever possible.
Erina has a special interest in creating sustainable verge gardens.
Marie Whitehead - Committee Member
Marie has her own sustainable garden filled with fruit and vegetables, she keeps a bees hive along
with her much loved free range chickens - all happening locally in Prospect.
Marie has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to composting and recycling and committee
members are always interested to hear about her latest idea.
Marie became involved with PLEG initially as an Eco-Market stall holder selling her home baked
goods, preserves and chutneys using recycled jars. Marie also has a particular interest in verge
gardens having established her own. PLEG is grateful for Marie's donations of cakes, preserves and
chutneys for its fundraisers.
Josie Meyer- Committee Member
Growing up on a farm provided me with a strong and respectful insight to the importance of looking
after our land and water. My background as a project manager (research, special events, marketing,
communications, fundraising, raising awareness via media and engaging with many stakeholders)
and working with more than 250 SA charities and not for profit organisations taught me the
importance of giving back to the community instead of taking and also to take a stand on issues of
importance. I am passionate about making sure we take care of and have good clean green spaces
with plenty of trees for future generations.
Bill Scott -Committee Member
Bill is originally from the market town of Morpeth, Northumberland, England, with farming and gardening in his "DNA". Bill has observed that many cultural groups, such as Europeans, have an affinity for preserving depleting agricultural land and are passionate about "getting the earth into their fingernails and opening time growing their own food" Bill would like more people too have this experience. With climate change, Bill questions the wisdom of new housing developments with lack roofs, no roof ventilation and lack of outside green space in a country like Australia. Bill's father taught him about the value of recycling: "nothing went into the rubbish bin until he could think of no further use". As a PLEG committee member, Bill will certainly do his very best for a sustainable future.
Bill is originally from the market town of Morpeth, Northumberland, England, with farming and gardening in his "DNA". Bill has observed that many cultural groups, such as Europeans, have an affinity for preserving depleting agricultural land and are passionate about "getting the earth into their fingernails and opening time growing their own food" Bill would like more people too have this experience. With climate change, Bill questions the wisdom of new housing developments with lack roofs, no roof ventilation and lack of outside green space in a country like Australia. Bill's father taught him about the value of recycling: "nothing went into the rubbish bin until he could think of no further use". As a PLEG committee member, Bill will certainly do his very best for a sustainable future.