Kirsty Bishop-Fox is a sustainability educator and trainer at Sustainability Pathways, helping organisations and communities turn sustainability ideas into practical action. Her work focuses on helping people and organisations reduce their environmental impact by living today like tomorrow matters.
Kirsty reminds us that sustainability isn’t just about policies, compliance, or waiting for someone else to act. We all have a role to play through everyday choices, community, and the courage to do things differently. She believes every small change matters, and that collective action can create meaningful change for people and the planet.
She is President and Co-Founder of Zero Waste Victoria, where she leads community engagement and advocacy initiatives across Victoria. Kirsty is also Program Manager for the Sustainable Living Festival and a member of the Maroondah Environment Advisory Committee. Her work is grounded in the belief that meaningful change happens when people feel connected, capable, and confident taking action.