Personal Finance Workgroup
We agree that people and households that are financially secure are more resilient, and our community will be more resilient if its members are more financially secure.
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ferenc de dalnoky joined Cindi Landreth's group
Take Back Your Health!
I invite to this group all those interested in talking about a post peak oil world and how it relates to the care of our bodies, emotions, and minds.
ferenc de dalnoky might attend Dov Shoneman's event
Food as medicine: Staying healthy with the seasons at Coop connections building downtown Bellingham
October 15, 2011 from 10am to 11:30am
Cooking with Chinese herbs and building immunityIn classical Chinese medical texts, principles were described for using special food herbs and dietetic remedies for regeneration. Through understanding diet and the energetic nature of foods we are able to play a more active and responsible role in our therapy of preventing illness and promoting vitality. Traditional principles of food therapy will be presented including recipes, materia medica and incorporating Chinese herbs into the Western…See More
ferenc de dalnoky joined Janaki Kilgore's group
Free Range Learning Cooperative
We are dedicated to supporting experiential, nature-inspired education that contributes to a joyful, ethical and sustainable culture with courses determined by consensus of the teachers, students and their families.
ferenc de dalnoky might attend Jody Gerdts's event
Introduction to Beekeeping Course at Fairhaven Library, Fireplace Room
January 17, 2012 at 7pm to March 6, 2012 at 9pm
This course is designed for new and beginning beekeepers focusing on beekeeping fundamentals essential for keeping bees healthy and happy.Topics covered:•Natural history of pollination•Honey Bee biology•Hive management techniques•Pest and disease biology•Integrated pest management techniques•Hive productsThe course will be taught through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, guest speakers, and video clips. For more information and registration, please visit the Honey Bee Awareness Project…See More
ferenc de dalnoky might attend David MacLeod's event
Creating the New Dream and the Future of the Earth at Online
January 4, 2012 at 6pm to January 18, 2012 at 7pm
We are facing three simultaneous crises in the world today: a crisis in energy, economy, and climate. These add up to the greatest challenge in all human history. Biologist Sahtouris is optimistic about the future and points to biology saying, “Life gets creative in a time of crisis.” She explains how the survival of bacteria, which has been on the planet for over four billion years, has given us a model of how we may evolve into a mature species. In the best case scenarios in evolution there…See More
ferenc de dalnoky joined Heather K's group
Gaia's Guardians: Volunteers
Work-group of Earthcare Volunteers & Landowners dedicated to co-creating biodiverse landscapes of community gardens, farms, orchards, forests, greenhouses & kitchens to balance localized food growing with eco-restoration.
ferenc de dalnoky commented on Kate Clark's group The Chicken Club (The Flock)"anyone interested in growing a plot of camelina sativa,archaic 3000 yr old crucifer from NE europe,fantastic omega 3 profile comparable to flax,low rainfall req,now being developed for dryland biodiesel,also see…"
ferenc de dalnoky posted a blog postdryland farming of heritage grains and small seeds
www.goodfoodworld.com/2011/12/organic-dryland-farming-eastern-washington-and-northwestern-montana,fantastic article about grwoing heirloom varieties ,sustainably,feeding our friends,also do look up camelina sativa,now allowed in poultry feed 10%,better omega 3 than flax,a dryland crucifer with tiny seeds grown in NE Europe for 3000 years,lets grow some as green…See More
ferenc de dalnoky joined Future Man's group
Bellingham Alternative Library
The Bellingham Alternative Library is an educational cooperative and lending library which is run by and for its members. Our goal is to provide a community of passionate learning that is free from oppression.See More
ferenc de dalnoky joined Rob Van Arsdale's group
natural building bellingham
a forum for questions, answers and community around earthen and alternative construction in Whatcom Co.
ferenc de dalnoky joined Bruce Horowitz's group
Community Living
Transition Whatcom's Great Unleashing "Community Living Working Group" welcomes all to share ideas, inspiration and resources for Co-housing, Cooperative Living and Ecovillage development here.
ferenc de dalnoky might attend Krista Rome's event
Easy Gluten-Free Baking With Homegrown Grains at 741 River Road
November 13, 2011 from 2pm to 4pm
It’s really possible: tasty gluten-free baked goods from local ingredients! Join us as we create and enjoy tasty baked goods from our own homegrown grains and other locally produced ingredients. The menu will include buckwheat pancakes, cornbread, and pumpkin pie. Other than salt and baking powder, this class will have a “no store-bought ingredient” policy. Due to limited space, registration is required for this workshop. Please call to ensure space is available, then mail the registration fee…See More
ferenc de dalnoky joined David MacLeod's group
Transition Whatcom "Work Group" Hub
The initial hub for information sharing as we establish the Transition Whatcom Work Groups that will begin to develop at Day 2 of The Great Unleashing. All are welcome to join.See More
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- How are you currently involved in the Transition?
- joined Transition Victoria,Transition Salt spring,have joined several groups,am working to organize 6 neighbors in Village Burnaby into a more effective collective or at least help each other more with gardening work parties,build greenhouse to improve food security for seniors,and inspire youth to take over my chores and chat up grandma over tea and cookies
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- after our training session in victoria bc 3years ago resolved in 2 years o be a free man growing my food,saving seeds ,keeping bees,repairing fish &wildlife habitat and helping other in the country,at age 60 am now a year late but moving better spent many happy hours working through Lane Parks madrona centre web site and found it so inspirational,want to go out and meet the pioneers and activists mentioned,to learn how and to do like them
- Do you have particular interests, skills, talents or resources you would like to bring to Transition Whatcom?
- some science background read voraciously-now on wiserearth..need mentoring so that i too can help with convening in few years,would like to participate in seed saving,.nut tree experimental stations help to build green houses for seniors & members for food sectrity,to help with outreach,work parties city boy ,learn about 4H to reinvent it in urban settings,former tree planter,let build pollinator pathways on riparian zone,nut savannahs higher,put interrupted crenellation on stream banks to control&utilize flooding/create shade,build more spawning channels.replant wildfirs sites withfood plantsmrestore wildlife habitat,learn to use biochar tocontrol flooding and erosion,increae complexity and resilience
- In what neighborhood or part of the county do you reside?
- presently in bcmhoping to visit infeb meet new friends and put my sheoulder to the wagon.do hands on
- Where did you hear about Transition Whatcom and how did you find our community network website?
- transition in action social net,transition us,contacts lists of myfellow initiates from sophy banks training,plus reading transition articles,keep an eye open for people doing fun things,
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- to mee t many good peole who can teach me lots of good stuff so that i can pas it on and be a big helpto my neighbor and be good enoughtoreach it to kids too,and witha smile-justlike i do at work.have worked for 30 years at CFcmnad planted trees for 7.lets get the woods back into good form for the future of us alls
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dryland farming of heritage grains and small seeds
Posted on January 4, 2012 at 8:14am 0 Comments 0 Likes
www.goodfoodworld.com/2011/12/organic-dryland-farming-eastern-washington-and-northwestern-montana,fantastic article about grwoing heirloom varieties ,sustainably,feeding our friends,also do look up camelina sativa,now allowed in poultry feed 10%,better omega 3 than flax,a dryland crucifer with tiny seeds grown in NE Europe for 3000 years,lets grow some as green…
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- At 2:58pm on February 13, 2012,
Krista Rome said… Hi There,
I tried growing Camelina seed last year and so did a farmer friend. We tried in the field and in the greenhouse but none of it germinated. We got the seed from Scratch and Peck. Is your seed from elsewhere? I would like to try it again if your seed source is different.
- At 8:28pm on December 28, 2011,
Heather K said… Welcome north-to-west neighbor, to the Earth Gardens network!
If you know some seed-savers in BC, you might want to pass the word to have them attend our 4th annual Community Seed Day & Seed Swap on Jan 29th in Bellingham - http://transitionwhatcom.ning.com/events/community-seed-day-seed-swap We are "Getting Seeds Into The Hands of the People!".
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