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Tag Archives: Sustainability
Sustainable Business: The LivingInPeace Project
A wonderfully GOOD New Zealand Story Karamea. A community of 650 people in rural New Zealand. A small community with a big vision. Imagine if every traveller and every business took responsibility for their carbon footprint. This is the vision … Continue reading
The History of the LivingInPeace Project
Off the Top of my Head By Paul Murray In 2002, while working as a journalist for The Daily Yomiuri in Japan, I was actively involved in the international peace movement that was protesting the planned unprovoked invasion of Iraq … Continue reading
Posted in 107.5 FM, Art, Artist, Artist-in-residency programme, Business, Environmentally Responsible Business, Heaphy Track, Historical, Japan, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Radio, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Paul Murray, Peace, Permaculture, Photography, Resident artist, Rongo, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, Uncategorized, West Coast
Tagged Art, Environment, Heaphy Track, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Permaculture, Photography, Photos, Rongo, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, Travel, West Coast
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LED Technician Pete Jenkins Lights up Rongolia
Off the Top of my Head By Paul Murray Rongo Backpackers & Gallery in Karamea at the top of the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand has just reduced its lighting power consumption by over 85% by … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Business, Efficiency, Electricity, Forever Lights, LED Lighting, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Permaculture, Peter Jenkins, Power, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, West Coast
Tagged Art, Autumn Arena, Business, DJ Crap, Economics, education, Efficiency, Electricity, Forever Lights, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, LED Lights, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Peter Jenkins, Power, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, The Oasis, West Coast
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PermaBlitz by Elise Burkevics: Ten Days from Jungle to Garden
Photo blog of permaculture garden design at the LivingInPeace Project in Karamea New Zealand by Elise Burkevics. Continue reading
Posted in Elise Burkevics, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Gardening, Karamea, Kyla McLachlan, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Paul Murray, PDC, PermaBlitz, Permaculture, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainablity, West Coast
Tagged Agriculture, Art, backpackers, Business, education, Elise Burkevics, Environment, Gardening, karamea, KylaMcLachlan, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Permaculture Design Course, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, Urrbrae Agricultural High School, West Coast
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N.Z. National Permaculture Hui 2015: Let’s Get GROWING!
NZ National Permaculture Hui 2015 3rd-6th April 2015 (Easter Weekend) Moving On Basic Regeneration with Permaculture This year we’re bringing the Hui back to it’s roots with a 4 day immerse experience. The Hui’s focus is Moving … Continue reading
Monbiot Gets Wild About Rewilding
Book Review: “Feral: Rewilding the Land, Sea and Human Life” by George Monbiot Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Oxford-educated Zoologist and writer George Monbiot takes on the subject of rewilding in his latest book “Feral” and … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Australia, Book Review, Education, Environment, Money, New Zealand, Permaculture, Photography, Politics, Product review, Social Commentary, Sustainablity, United States
Tagged "Feral", Book Review, Conservation, Ecology, Environment, George Monbiot, Paul Murray, Rewilding, Sustainability, Yellowstone National Park
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A Family Trip to Grandpa’s House in Chiba, Japan
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray There is an obscure adage in New Zealand “First socks and then shoes.” It refers to the correct order of things and the need to follow that process to achieve … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Agriculture, Art, Business, Children, Education, Environment, Historical, Japan, Permaculture, Photography, Product review, Social Commentary, Sustainablity, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Brown's Field, Chiba Prefecture, Cooking, Deco Nakajima, Deco san, Diet, education, Everett Kennedy Brown, Food, Health, Isumi, Isumi-shi, Japan, Japanese style, JiJi no Ie, Macrobiotic, Rice Terrace Cafe, Sustainability, Travel, Wwoofing
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For Permaculture in Japan Visit Permaculture Awa Farm & Dojo
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray If you’re in Japan and you’re interested in permaculture, you need to meet Phil Cashman and see what he’s doing at Permaculture Awa Farm and Dojo in Wada on the Chiba Prefecture … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Children, DIY, Economics, Education, Environment, Japan, LivinginPeace Project, Money, Permaculture, Photography, Politics, Product review, Social Commentary, Sustainablity, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Agriculture, Bill Mollison, Chiba Prefecture, Children, Cob Oven, Compost Toilet, Composting, education, Food Production, Future, Japan, Natural Building, Natural Playground, Permaculture, Permaculture Awa, Phil Cashman, Resilience, Rocket Stove, Self-Sufficiency, Sustainability, Travel, Wada, Wood-Fired Pizza, Workshops
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2013 LivinginPeace Project Permaculture Design Course
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Students from France, New Zealand, Germany, the United States and Japan converged on Karamea on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand for the 2013 LivinginPeace (LiP) Project … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Agriculture, Art, Business, DIY, Economics, Education, Environment, Funny, Germany, Hilarious, Historical, Humor, Humour, Japan, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Permaculture, Photography, Product review, Social Commentary, Sustainablity, Travel, Uncategorized, United States, West Coast
Tagged education, Funny, Historical, Humor, Humour, karamea, Karamea Farm Baches, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, PDC, Permaculture Design Course, Rongo, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, Travel, West Coast
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Karamea Food-Branding Initiative Gathers Momentum
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Buller Community Development Facilitator Peter Howard recently presented information at the Karamea Bowling Club about a proposal to establish a “social enterprise” in Karamea to bolster the local economy, create employment and … Continue reading →
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