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Anyone looking for gardening info specific to the South Island should check out our Dunedin based 'Otepoti Urban Organics' network. We're involved with transition towns Dunedin and would be happy to share thoughts on intitiatives in other parts of N…
Hi all,
Great little forum you've got going on here. My name is Bart and I'm involved with the North East Valley (Dunedin) Transition Towns group, in relation to urban food production.
Our network is called Otepoti Urban Organics. It covers all top…
Questions, answers, discussions on how to grow your own food. What grows where, what does not, when to plant..... We welcome people just getting started and season pro's to get us all growing!
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- I found out about Transition Towns...
- From a friend who told me
- In the context of Transition Towns my interests / passions are:
- Urban organic gardening, networking with small to medium scale local growers to enhance efficiencies of local food growing and distribution.
I run an organic gardening network in Dunedin called Otepoti Urban Organics. You can check out our website at www.urbanorganics.org.nz , it has tons of useful gardening information!
- What are you happy to share about yourself:
- The universe is groovy
- Where do you live (City or Town):
- Dunedin
- Website1:
- http://www.urbanorganics.org.nz
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- At 2:49pm on September 28, 2009,
Megan Hosking said…
- Hi Bart
I just did a search on Transition Towns to find people in Dunedin because
I wanted to invite you to a 350 Climate Action Group's FUN raiser, this coming Friday at the Regent Theatre.
My band - the Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra are doing a gig as part of our National Tour, and we want to pack out the Regent Theatre. $5 from each ticket purchased through the '350 Climate Action Group' (not the box office) go straight to funding their important climate action activities.
You can find out more about it here:
http://intersect.ning.com/events/350-climate-actions-funraiser
Hope to see you there! If you can't make it, please let your friends know.
http://intersect.ning.com/events/350-climate-actions-funraiser
Cheerio!
Megan
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