Let’s collaborate

Whilst I appreciate the interest in my blog, PLEASE NOTE:

• I do not accept guest posts. My blog is about my personal experiences. I will no longer respond to requests from people wanting to post their content on my blog because it means they have either read this and ignored my position or they haven’t taken the time to properly review my blog and connect with it.
• I will not accept requests to link to your content in my posts or other parts of my blog. My blog is about my personal discoveries. I will no longer respond to requests from people asking me to link to their content because it means you have either read this and ignored my position or you haven’t taken the time to properly review my blog and connect with it.
• I am taking a break from speaking and appearances until further notice.
• You are welcome to introduce yourself / product / service / business to let me know of your/its existence. I will try to respond to such genuine emails. This doesn’t mean I will post favourable reviews for you on my blog or social media; for this please see the section on sponsored blog and social media posts below.

If you share my passion for sustainable living, then let’s talk. There are many options for working with Gippsland Unwrapped and I want to make a difference!

Email me at tammyl@gippslandunwrapped.com to begin the conversation and receive a quote.

Who is Tammy Logan and What is Gippsland Unwrapped? 

Tammy Logan is the author of Gippsland Unwrapped, a blog promoting plastic and waste free living, community, local and ethical business, nature connection, and other aspects of living sustainably. Based in Gippsland, Tammy combines 20 years of qualifications and work experience in conservation biology, natural resource management, science communication and community engagement with her dairy farming roots to deliver practical sustainable living solutions.

Tammy works in collaboration with community groups, businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies throughout Gippsland (and beyond) to deliver waste education and advice. Tammy wants to prove that living sustainably results in a more meaningful life and that individuals can be a strong force for positive change.

Tammy has a Bachelor of Science (Conservation Biology and Ecology) with Honours, a Graduate Certificate in Sciences Communication, a Diploma of Project Management, and is a graduate of the Gippsland Community Leadership Program 2008. Tammy has also completed further training in adult learning, facilitation, supervisory management, waste wise events, community based social marketing, sponsorship, volunteer management and indigenous cultural heritage, in her roles at previous workplaces including the West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority, West Gippsland Waterwatch, Gippsland Climate Change Network, Baw Baw Sustainability Network, and South Gippsland Shire Council.

As a passionate, altruistic and motivated individual who loves to operate at the grassroots level, Tammy has a long history of volunteerism which includes Founder and Coordinator of the annual Poowong Pickers Festival Garage Sale Trail since 2012, Founder and Coordinator of the Poowong Produce Swap 2010 – 2014, and providing significant input into sustainability projects at her children’s school and kindergarten. Her volunteerism for Poowong kindergarten was recognised with a McArthur Early Childhood Volunteer of the Year Awards Special Mention in 2015 and the kindergarten won the ResourceSmart Early Childhood Service of the Year 2014!

Since June 2015 Tammy has focused her efforts on waste reduction and sharing her journey online through Gippsland Unwrapped as well as through other media (local to international) and public and private events to empower and teach others how they can reduce waste, live more sustainably and help others to do the same.

Short Biography

Tammy Logan is the author of Gippsland Unwrapped, a blog about maximising resources and minimising waste. Based in Gippsland, Tammy combines 20 years of qualifications and work experience in conservation biology, natural resource management, science communication and community engagement with her dairy farming roots to deliver practical sustainable living solutions. Tammy works in collaboration with community groups, businesses, educational institutions, and government agencies throughout Gippsland (and beyond) to deliver waste education and advice. Tammy wants to prove that living sustainably results in a more meaningful life and that individuals can be a strong force for positive change.

Speaking and Appearances

Compliment your sustainability program with an inspiring presentation from plastic free and zero waste living advocate, Tammy Logan, to learn how it is possible to live with far less plastic and waste than you might have thought possible. Tammy will share simple tips and honest stories about how her family of two adults and two children living in regional Victoria have significantly reduced their household rubbish.

Presentations will be catered to your needs (topics and times are flexible) and audiences may include but are not limited to:

• early childhood groups
• schools
• universities
• community education centres & neighbourhood houses
• community groups
• not for profit organisations
• local government & other agencies
• businesses
• industry conferences

Testimonial from Ashley Jane, Queensland:

“Morning Tammy. I came to your talk on Tuesday night and just wanted to thank you for sharing your insight with us and inspiring and motivating me to work towards a waste free lifestyle. As a result I have started to adopt new little habits and journal about ideas for future lifestyle changes I can be making. I’ve picked up a second hand compost bin and am really excited to get that started. It’s encouraging to see a normal woman with a normal family and household doing extraordinary things that really are achievable by absolutely anyone. That was a big take home message for me. So again, thank you, just wanted you to know I appreciate your talk and look forward to learning many new tips from you in the future.”

Examples of speaking and appearance collaborations include:

For more examples of speaking engagements, workshops, and appearances undertaken, please visit the events page.

Appearances

Could your event be enhanced by an appearance from a well-known, liked and trusted sustainable living influencer? If you would like Tammy to take part in your event, please email to discuss your ideas.

Writing

Sponsored Blog & Social Media Posts

A sponsored blog post or social media post is where you pay a fee for a post on Gippsand Unwrapped to raise awareness about a particular issue, solution, product or service. Please note, the topic must provide value for readers and fit into Tammy’s life. As outlined in the Disclosure Statement Tammy will not blog about things which are not a good fit with her lifestyle or the values promoted through Gippsland Unwrapped. The post is written by Tammy and you do not have the opportunity to review the post before it is published. All views and opinions expressed on Gippsland Unwrapped are those of Tammy Logan’s. The benefit to you is that you have access to a large and highly engaged audience, and if you truly believe your issue / solution / product /service is a good fit, then there shouldn’t be a problem. If you request a review of a product or service, then that product or service needs to be provided.

Here is one example of a sponsored post: Landcarers Join The War Against Waste

Custom Publications

Tammy is able to write feature articles for a variety of publications including blogs, newsletters, newspapers, and online and print magazines. Please send your brief for consideration. Examples of where Tammy’s writing has appeared include:

Ambassadorships & Other

Collaboration is key to making a difference so if you have an idea you think will suit Tammy or Gippsland Unwrapped, please don’t hesitate to start the conversation. I am open to discussing a range of partnership arrangements.

Tammy has been an ambassador for the National Garage Sale Trail and  Plastic Free July since 2015. In 2019 she has taken on the role of Warragul Ambassador for Women Against Waste Events.

Looking forward to working with you!