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Emma Rose
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In the capital of the car, nature stakes a claim
Started Jul. 2, 2008
Emma Rose's Events
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Latest Activity
Greenfest at Brisbane City Botanical Gardens
June 5, 2010 to June 7, 2010
50 music acts
150 exhibitors
50 speakers
Fresh film screenings
Green motor show
Profile Information
- About me:
- Individual, Business, Community Group
- I am currently involved with the following community gardens and groups:
- Brisbane Relocalisation
Ashgrove Climate Action Group
Food Connect
GWhiz Carshare
PedBikeTrans
Wild Mountains Education Centre
Will be getting involved in Paradise Park at Highgate Hill real soon, but in the meantime I'll stick to eating local produce from Food Connect!
- I am interested in:
- Relocalisation, getting more while using less, carsharing and sustainable transport, climate action, permaculture, study of peak oil, naturally grown fruit and veges, community shared enterprises.
- I can offer:
- events, other
- About what I can offer:
- Running relocalisation and climate action events. Also transport services through carsharing.
- My website is:
- http://www.gwhiz.com.au
- My contact details are:
- emma@gwhiz.com.au
07 3844-7075
- I am looking for:
- services, information, training
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glad to be involved. x
thanks for climate change forum on the weekend, i really enjoyed it. georgia potter was amazing, ian lowe excellent value.
yes- absolutely this could get spruiked at the relocalisation thing - but i will be in melbourne. can someone else do it? would be fantastic...!
Hey, Maisie and I were climbing in those same trees this morning :)
My bananas are flowering and i've got crazy new birds coming for the nectar - blue faced honeyeaters, and they're completely larrikin. I'll try to get a photo up, they rock.
I've started a section in the discussion forum called websites to visit - it might be good to put your sites up there too
In the not to distant future we will be likely to have sky farms like this as our main food producing systemsnice to see I am not the only insomniac joining this site.
hope to meet you soon.
Anthony