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Our NAGA staff:


​Karen Gardham

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​Karen Gardham is the Executive Officer of NAGA .

Karen has a background in environmental consultancy, policy making, project management, advocacy and campaigning in the not-for-profit, local government and private sectors. She developed Brighton & Hove City Council's first Climate Change Action Plan and has worked on climate change plans and frameworks for Melbourne, Darebin and Moreland councils.

​She has worked on issues such as climate change, urban planning, local food, transport, and disaster risk reduction. She has also mentored young people and helped run an award winning social enterprise. 

She was previously the NAGA Project Manager.

​Karen works Monday - Thursday.
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Steve is the Project Manager at NAGA.

Steve has 10 years experience in the climate change, community and local government space.

This includes three years at Colac Otway Shire Council working on corporate emissions reduction and leading the early work on forming the Barwon South West Climate Alliance, and previously working with LGAs and communities at Moreland Energy Foundation and Brotherhood of St Laurence.

Most recently, Steve was the Program Manager for the Barwon South West Community Power Hub, working closely with community groups and other stakeholders across the region to deliver feasibility studies and implement renewable energy projects via a Community Energy Revolving Fund.

​Steve works Monday - Thursday.

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