Tag Archive | "permaculture"
Talkfest indicates disconnect between community and peak environment organisations
March 2010's Climate Action Conference was a worthwhile event that highlighted a bridgeable disconnect between the peak environment organisations, academics and grassroots movements towards sustainability...
Continue reading...The Trainer papers… 4
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
SEGMENT 4... A response to Ted Trainer specifically addressing points he raises in criticism of the Transitions and permaculture movements...
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
SEGMENT 3: Ted Trainer responds to comments published by me following his critique of the Transition and permaculture movements...
Continue reading...The Trainer Papers… 2
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
SEGMENT 2... my first response to Ted Trainer following his criticism of the Transitions and permaculture movements...
Continue reading...The Trainer papers… 1
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
SEGMENT 1: Ted Trainer's says that the Transition and permaculture movements do too little to change the economic structure of our society....
Continue reading...Depot roof becomes power station in Randwick
Friday, November 27, 2009
The new photovoltaic array on the roof of Randwick City Council's depot is just one of Council's sustainability initiatives...
Continue reading...One year later… and a community garden blooms
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
IT'S GOOD TO SEE A PROJECT you have worked on come to fruition. That was the feeling as Kogarah City Council's Mayor, General Manager and other staff and gardeners officially opened the Carrs Park Community Garden. Faith Thomas and I started work on the project a little over a year ago...
Continue reading...Future scenarios — both scary and hopeful
Friday, October 2, 2009
With Future Scenarios, David Holmgren refocuses the permaculture design system on the big global issues but suggests a community-based response to addressing them...
Continue reading...Food for thought in Sydney — two days with David Holmgren
Friday, October 2, 2009
The winds of late October failed to blow away those attending a series of events with permaculture co-originator, David Holmgren. David left people with food for thought about our future and how we, as communities, might respond to challenging global trends...
Continue reading...Lawson residents ready to garden as community
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Not all that far from the sprawling city on the plain, the Blue Mountains is a world apart. It is also a world in which people have a sense of community, and Lawson folk are about to demonstrate that with a new community garden...
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- The Trainer papers... 1
- The Trainer papers... 4
- Why is Food Connect taking off?
- Policy related documents
- Mark Diesendorf — from academia to climate action campaigner
- Something new, something edible this way comes
- Lawson residents ready to garden as community
- ORID - strategic questioning that gets you to a decision
- Open for business - Food Connect Sydney starts-up
- An edible garden for Eastern Suburbs apartment dwellers
- admin: Response to Terry Leahy... Thanks for your comm...
- Antonia Vorner: Thank you Russ Grayson for this discussion paper,...
- tali k: Hi Russ and Fiona, Great article, this looks like...
- admin: Thanks for the good news about Food Connect Melbou...
- doron francis: Great article! Yes Food Connect is spreading. CERE...
- Why is Food Connect taking off?
- In Adelaide and Sydney, a tasty future beckons
- Plains To Plate signals arrival of food as sustainability issue
- Participatory planning the theme of local group meeting
- One year later… and a community garden blooms
- Food Summit hands declaration on food futures to NSW Parliament
Upcoming events
From Plains to Plate…
the Future of Food in South Australia South Australian Food Convergence
February 2010
More details on the Food Convergence, including details on how you or your organisation can get involved will be available soon. Check back regularly, or email us for more details.
More info…
Saturday, March 6, 2010
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