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Maureen Adair left a comment for Anna Wolterbeek

"Hi Anna; how are you going in Waitakare? Sorry for not responding sooner to your hello way back in January...I was having trouble with ning site and it wouldn't let me in! Hope all is going well with your new job...things are ticking along with…"

May 7, 2009

Suzanne Kendrick left a comment for Anna Wolterbeek

"Hi Andrew, I saw that you are in Auckland. You may be interested in our GreyLynn2030 group. Please do come along if you are ever in Auckland Central. www.greylynn2030.wordpress.com Suzanne"

Feb 12, 2009

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At 18:40 on May 7, 2009, Maureen Adair said…: Hi Anna; how are you going in Waitakare? Sorry for not responding sooner to your hello way back in January...I was having trouble with ning site and it wouldn't let me in! Hope all is going well with your new job...things are ticking along with Whangarei TT, new steering group members have created more energy which is great. Hopefully see you again soon, xMaureen

At 5:03 on February 12, 2009, Suzanne Kendrick said…: Hi Andrew,
I saw that you are in Auckland. You may be interested in our GreyLynn2030 group. Please do come along if you are ever in Auckland Central.
www.greylynn2030.wordpress.com

Suzanne

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I found out about Transition Towns...: Other

In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:: Community involvement where and when the local (or national?) politicians can't be bothered to take the needed action. That real Grass Roots Enthusiasm which is inspiring to others. I live by the motto: "if there is a will, there is a way"I
However, in no way do I not want this ever to become any politically based group, it should remain open to people from all walks of life.

What are you happy to share about yourself:: I love the nature, wildlife and animals!
I am sincerly concerned about biological diversity and the active preservation of New Zealand's natural beauty, in relation to curbing any further ill-convieved haphazard urban planning (if one can talk about true plans?).

As I am very dedicated to the wise management of our natural resources, my work and free-time have been predominantly involved with facilitating public awareness of developing sustainable natural resource management. I believe this can be achieved while still ensuring a continued growth for the local economy, no matter in which country one lives.