Kirsty Bishop-Fox

Kirsty Bishop-Fox is a dynamic, relatable sustainability speaker whose energy engages and empowers audiences with instantly usable take-home messages. An environmentalist with 25 years of experience in sustainability consulting and training, Kirsty draws on her extensive expertise in behaviour change, waste reduction, impactful education, and community engagement to help people and organisations turn good intentions into meaningful, practical action.

A recognised sustainability leader, educator and trainer, Kirsty has worked across a wide range of sectors including businesses of all sizes, government agencies, schools and non-profit organisations. She’s known for challenging the status quo and breaking down sustainability into accessible, achievable steps that resonate with diverse audiences. With a strong focus on waste reduction, responsible consumption and sustainable living, Kirsty inspires positive change by making sustainability feel practical rather than overwhelming.

As a sustainability and waste specialist, Kirsty prioritises sustainable choices in everyday life. Her tailored, interactive presentations are designed to educate and empower communities and workplaces,  transforming the way people think about waste, recycling, food systems, and environmental responsibility. Audiences leave feeling motivated, informed and confident to take action immediately.

Kirsty currently delivers impactful education programs for the BBC Earth Experience and Yarra Valley Water, while also speaking at events and conferences on reducing food waste, plastic waste and embedding sustainability in the workplace. She is the Program Manager for the Sustainable Living Festival, a member of the Maroondah Environment Advisory Committee, and co-founder and President of Zero Waste Victoria.

With a particular interest in the social and environmental impacts of food waste and food insecurity, Kirsty is passionate about promoting healthier, more resilient food systems. Her work encourages individuals and organisations to rethink consumption habits, recognise the value in everyday choices, and commit to living today as if tomorrow truly matters.