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Community Environment Fund - open for funding applications 18 April - 2 May 2016
Submitted by D Peterson on 24 March 2016 - 8:53am | Story Fruit trees for Auckland - a community project to bring free fruit into our city
Submitted by Mount Eden Vill... on 18 October 2012 - 7:39pm | updated 18 Oct 2012 | Local newsOn Sunday the 29th of July 2012, we provided 520 fruit trees to local schools, early childhood centres and Transition Town groups. All 520 fruit trees from the 2012 project now have their roots down all over Auckland. The 3 main aims with this project are to support families with lowering their grocery bills, encourage local food production, and teach children how to plant and care for fruit trees. We'd like to thank all the teachers, parents and volunteers for getting involved and sharing our vision of free and healthy food. » Read more
Fruit trees for Auckland - a community project to bring free fruit into our city
Submitted by Mount Eden Vill... on 18 October 2012 - 3:05pm | StoryOn Sunday the 29th of July 2012, we provided 520 fruit trees to local schools, early childhood centres and Transition Town groups. All 520 fruit trees from the 2012 project now have their roots down all over Auckland. The 3 main aims with this project are to support families with lowering their grocery bills, encourage local food production, and teach children how to plant and care for fruit trees. We'd like to thank all the teachers, parents and volunteers for getting involved and sharing our vision of free and healthy food. » Read more
Expressions of interest
Submitted by Natalie on 27 September 2012 - 10:41am | updated 08 Oct 2012 | Blog entryHi all,
this is a deliberately very loose post - I want to see what happens.
The short version:
I'm looking for expressions of interest to participate in / co-lead any of the following ventures:
1, Establishment of a national Transition office / coordinator / leadership team
2. Securing funding for the above
3. Offering transition based advisory services to Councils, Businesses, Community groups, Individuals » Read more
Will New Zealand be the first developed country to evolve a steady-state economy?
Submitted by AndrewTTK on 14 January 2012 - 8:51pm | Blog entryAbsolutely great article about the possibilities for New Zealand.
As long as we can get the New Zealand politicians to read and understand these concepts.
Wilderland Ecological Community to be demolished by Thames Distric Council! Get involved!
Submitted by everth on 18 October 2010 - 8:14am | updated 18 Oct 2010 | Blog entryThis is your chance to get involved in helping Wilderland, one of New Zealand’s longest running sustainable educational communities! www.wilderland.org.nz/help.html
Wilderland is to be demolished by court order of the Thames Coromandel Distric Council, court date is for The court date is set for 15 November 2010.
Wilderland on Facebook: Facebook campaign » Read more
350's 10/10/10 Global Climate Working Bee - time to get involved
Submitted by sam@350.org.nz on 17 September 2010 - 1:04pm | updated 23 Sep 2010 | Blog entryGet active and be part of something big
Submitted by sam@350.org.nz on 30 August 2010 - 11:17am | Blog entryOppertunity for a couple to live on a permaculture property in Wellington
Submitted by Daryl on 14 December 2009 - 11:39am | Blog entryHi,
We have somehow managed to purchase a 2 acre property at the begining of the Akatarawa road in Upper Hutt.
The property, while allready provides some produce is to be transformed into a permaculture example property and eventually an education center for the hutt valley.
The oppertunity that stands is that there is a second dwelling on the property, a 2 bedroom flat. It has its own wood burner and is tidy and we are willing to ecofy it as the property develops. » Read more
An Invitation the KAPITI FOOD FOREST community feedback meeting
Submitted by AndrewTTK on 1 December 2009 - 10:55pm | updated 01 Dec 2009 | Blog entryYou are invited to attend the first...
KAPITI FOOD FOREST
community feedback meeting.
WHEN: 7:30pm Monday 7th December
WHERE: Paraparaumu Community Centre (next to library off Rimu road) » Read more
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