Saint John Relocalization Network

Andy Rowell at the Oil Change blog - "Climate change fuelling refugee crisis" (June 17th) ... "the number of refugees is at a record high, fuelled in part by climate change which is causing conflicts around... (read more)

A community garden photo by "sbcg08" --- A Wall Street Journal video clip about urban farming [via Wild Green Yonder] Most of the video revolves around one guy who farms neighbourhood lawns in Colorado. A "No Impact Man" blog... (read more)

Elizabeth Douglass in The Los Angeles Times - "Why The Oil Crunch May Grow Worse" "Peak Oil: The ‘When’ Doesn’t Matter" -- What I appreciate about this article is - a. The tagline about how "The ‘When’ Doesn’t Matter"... (read more)

This is an article I wrote today. http://digitaljournal.com/article/183585/Loonie_Hits_Thirty_Year_High... (read more)

Greetings, my new blog, The Permaculture Kitchen,roams from actions to recipes and beyond. Our kitchens are where it all begins. http://bewing.wordpress.com/... (read more)

This six part course will guide you through the process of creating a thriving food ecosystem in your backyard. Among other things, you will learn about companion planting, seed saving and how to maintain healthy... (read more)

A food buying club is being formed as a result of our 100 mile diet dinner. The founding meeting of the Saint John FBC is Wednesday, August 9, 2006, @ Oryx Books on Prince William... (read more)

When we begin to develop a plan for a city, we need to develop a vision of what that city should look like and all too often we pay too little attention to Nature and... (read more)

Gardening offers numerous opportunities to learn. Working with plants, seeds, soil and the elements a student/gardener may learn math, history, botany, biology and so much more. The possible skills and allied trades, such as arboriculture... (read more)

"We abuse the land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love... (read more)

Each month our free publication Seed and Soil provides examples of how communities are designing and creating green infrastructure projects. How we relate to the land determines the society we build. Let Nature be your... (read more)