How To Join
You can join Pollinators Inc as a member:
It’s free, and you can download the membership form.
The benefits of membership include:
- Meet new friends: meet new people with similar ideas and aspirations, and skills and experience. You’d may be surprised at how many of people you don’t know but want to, in Geraldton.
- Get smarter: access to newsletters, events, training and workshops will add to your skills, creativity, knowledge and effectiveness as a citizen and entrepreneur.
- Collaborate: access to tools and events that enable members to support each other and their projects. You’ll also be able to connect with new statewide, national and international networks.
- Find fresh opportunities: through our collective networks and experience we can share information about the latest training, funding, support, tools and opportunities.
- Practical support: access to experts, coaches, peer support and workspace. Pollinators is THE network for all you need to go from idea to impact, and to enjoy the journey along the way.
As a member (or supporter) you can also:
- Meet us each Friday 8-9am at SaltDish
- Sign up to our free bi-weekly ‘Buzz’ email newsletter
- Join our Learning Lunches on Wednesdays from 12:30 to 13:30 at http://cityhive.org
- Join us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/PollinatorsInc LinkedIn and Twitter
- Email us at buzz [at] wildpollinators.org
- Or give us a call on 0466 694 702
You may want to also read our constitution to understand our aims, structure and governance.
Hi
I have recently moved back to Geraldton. I am impressed with those that have been motivated to set up ride share.
As a transient town, I am aware there are many commuters from Geraldton to Perth and subsequently many half empty cars going up and down the highway.
When I was last here there would be an occassional email from those in the hospital to notify of
Perth trips but nothing consistent. Often you would return from a weekend in Perth to find that others had also gone and the ride could have been shared.
Having been in Europe, and an avid use of rideshare.co.uk, I am stoked that the Wild West has a similar initiative. Not only does ride sharing save on emissions and fuel money, it is a great way to meet people in the community you may not always have contact with… subsequently a sharing of philosophy (car talk), tolerance (e.g. music tastes) and human kidness (e.g car snacks).
Perhaps it would be a good idea to notify the Backpackers in town if it has not been done already.
I look forward to the future developments ie. local trips (e.g. surf breaks, events).. car pooling to work & sports and activities.
Thanks pickup pal organiser(s.)