Ashlie Rogers

Ashlie Rogers currently serves as the Waste Education and Engagement Officer at Fraser Coast Regional Council, where she plays a pivotal role in advancing the region’s sustainability initiatives through innovative community outreach and education programs. Her primary focus is on developing and implementing comprehensive waste management education strategies that promote environmentally responsible behaviors among residents, schools, and local organizations. Ashlie leverages her expertise in community engagement and youth engagement to foster a culture of sustainability, ensuring that waste reduction, recycling, and composting become integral parts of daily life within the community.

In her role, Ashlie actively collaborates with schools to integrate waste education into curricula, organizing interactive workshops and hands-on activities that inspire the next generation to adopt sustainable practices. She also partners with local organizations and residents to facilitate community events, awareness campaigns, and waste reduction initiatives, effectively encouraging collective responsibility for environmental stewardship. Her work involves monitoring the effectiveness of these initiatives through data collection and evaluation, providing valuable insights and recommendations to enhance program impact and align with legislative requirements.

Ashlie’s skills in service delivery, administration, and government enable her to navigate complex regulatory frameworks while maintaining a focus on innovative, community-centered solutions. Her supervisory skills and ability to investigate and resolve issues ensure the smooth execution of projects, while her experience working with children and youth underscores her commitment to fostering long-term behavioral change. With a proactive approach and a passion for sustainability, Ashlie Rogers continues to make a meaningful difference in promoting sustainable waste management practices across the Fraser Coast region.