Murray Hallam
So, who is Murray Hallam?
Murray Hallam is probably the best-known face in the world-wide aquaponics movement.
Some Highlights:
Murray has now become a world-renowned expert in the field of aquaponics. He says, “Since I discovered aquaponics, I have to admit it has been an obsession. I have been fortunate enough to travel across Australia and around the world, visiting farms and home installations and delivering training. It is inspiring to be involved in a fledgling industry that can deliver food purity and food security to all.”
To help spread the word about aquaponics, Murray was instrumental in establishing, and was a founding member of:
Murray is also a member of:
He remains in close contact with these groups and frequently travels to America for the Aquaponics Assoc. USA conference.
Murray is an experienced and entertaining teacher, with a nationally recognised Certificate IV in Training & Assessment. He taught for a number of years at Ipswich and Bundamba TAFE colleges, and has gone on to instruct and inspire hundreds of students from around the world with his Aquaponics Courses and DVDs. Tens of thousands of copies of the series of DVDs have been sold around the world.
Guest-speaking engagements have included:
Murray and Practical Aquaponics have been featured on the following television programs:
Locations where Murray has conducted 1 Day Seminars and the 4-Day MasterClass.
In Australia
Currently, Murray will be conducting the next 4Day Aquaponics MasterClass in late October 2019. Murray is running the online Aquaponics Design Course, the next one also starting in October 2019, and has students from 108 countries around the world, and growing.
Currently, Installations in Australia are in progress at an Aboriginal community at Doomadgee in North Queensland, and at Diddillibah on the Sunshine Coast in South East Queensland, Australia.
Murray’s passion for sustainable ecological living drives him to keep researching and refining his understanding of aquaponics, and sharing his vast knowledge with others. He firmly believes that aquaponics can help address the concerns of people worried about food availability in Australia and the world at large.
Food Purity, Food Security, Food Sovereignty