Entries from May 2009 ↓
May 29th, 2009 — events
Imagine ‘globalisation’ going into reverse gear, where economies go local and transport energy is reduced to one tenth of what it is today. Impossible?
Put this one in your diary for June now.
This visit was initiated by EcoTasmania. Please do circulate to others in your network.
Click on image to enlarge or download pdf HERE.
May 28th, 2009 — community organising, events

The event we have been waiting for – learning all about Transition Communities.
This week-end training is an opportunity to find out how the Transition Towns movement has sprung up and how to apply the principles in our own communities. Don’t miss it.
It’s on week-end of 27th / 28th June 27.
Click HERE for more information. Limited spaces available so please think about booking early.
May 19th, 2009 — activism, events
Here’s your chance to call for a safe climate for you and your kids.
Put June 13 in your diary.
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For more information click HERE:
May 18th, 2009 — community organising, events
7.30pm
Tuesday
16th June
at Flat 4, 64 Waterworks Rd
(Cathryn and Daniel’s)
(In May meeting we were advised the the speed humps are definitely going ahead very soon, foreshadowed our climate grant project start-up date, planned ‘turning the first sod’ in community garden and agreed to contribute $50 to Princes Street School garden.)
May 17th, 2009 — events, food + gardens

Saturday 16th was bleak, showery day, but we turned out in numbers for the ‘turing the first sod’, at community garden. It’s a very sunny spot and the soil is good.
The cabbages and carrots will have a great view of the mountain.
Contact for the garden will be Trish Moran.
Thanks to all who came, especially Trish for organising the day and The Graddons whose land has been made available.
May 16th, 2009 — events

Put this one in your diary now. Last year’s same event was excellent and this one should be too.
Tread Lightly festival to promote sustainable living.
It’s on Sunday June 7th at the Botanical Gardens. Thanks to Cathryn for offering to help roster the community stall for us.
For event details click HERE