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Resilience by Design: Ecological Footprinting For Resilient Regional Planning
Submitted by jamesmatthewric... on 22 October 2012 - 6:31pm | updated 22 Oct 2012 | EventLocation / Venue:
Victoria University of Wellington, Te Aro Campus
Carterton District Council draft Walking and Cycling Strategy
Submitted by ksims on 13 April 2011 - 9:20am | EventCarterton District Council is asking for comments on its draft Walking and Cycling Strategy. » Read more
Learn to grow the soil that grows your garden, Urban Eden Workshops start January 26th
Submitted by Dirt Doctor Wel... on 17 January 2011 - 9:28pm | updated 04 Feb 2011 | EventLocation / Venue:
Brooklyn, Wellington
Dirt Doctor Seminars come to Lower Hutt!
Submitted by Dirt Doctor Wel... on 25 October 2010 - 10:57am | updated 25 Oct 2010 | EventDirt Doctor is coming to Lower Hutt for a 5 part seminar series in November!
Our soil focused methods teach you to grow the soil that grows your garden from scratch! These bio-intensive techniques can be applied to any soil to create a sustainable, productive and resillient garden. Feed a family of four on just 30 minutes of work a week!
Location / Venue:
Waitohu Road, Eastbourne
Dirt Doctor seminar series!
Submitted by Dirt Doctor Wel... on 26 September 2010 - 6:25pm | updated 03 Oct 2010 | Event
Location / Venue:
Melrose, Wellington
Art of Scything Introduction workshop
Submitted by Ecoshow on 20 September 2010 - 10:00pm | EventThe Art of Scything is worth learning, so you can replace your noisy smelly and oil guzzling lawn mower or weed eater and instead enjoy the birds singing while you work.
T'ai Chi style helps you ork with your legs, not your back.
All you need to enjoy the workshop is supplied.
Usually a 3-hour workshops beginning at 9 am. $60 per head.
You learn how to set up the parts of the scythe to fit you, how to mow t'ai chi style, how to mow around a tree and how to maintain your blade and other equipment. We also advise whch blades will suit you and your purpose. » Read more
Location / Venue:
5 Dorset Road, Carterton.
Advanced Soil Biology and Microorganism Workshop!
Submitted by Dirt Doctor Wel... on 27 July 2010 - 12:53pm | updated 02 Aug 2010 | EventAdvanced Soil Biology and Microorganism Technology Workshop!!! Discover the microorganism technologies in compost tea and mulching. Learn the benefits of a healthy soil food-web and how to create one in your garden. » Read more
Location / Venue:
Mt. Victoria, Wellington
SC Agenda 29 Mar 2008
Apologies: Robin
Reports from members:
Strategic Plan to Raise Awareness In Wairarapa
1) Website
2) Articles
3) REAP
4) Local Films
5) Presentations or Stalls in conjunction with other organisations
Tools for raising awareness
6) Email signature / Slogan
7) Flyers and Posters » Read more
SC Meetings Notes 9 Mar 2008
Attendees: Pamela, Judith, Robin, Marie, Helen, Sonia
Apologies: Karyn who will no longer attend
Reports from members:
Robin
- talked about website changes and media release based on petrol price
Judith
- nothing to report
Helen » Read more
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