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Commenced:
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01/04/2013 |
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Submitted:
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29/11/2013 |
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Last updated:
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07/10/2015 |
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Location:
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Miacatlan, Miacatlan, Morelos, MX |
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503-288-0694 |
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www.nph.org |
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Climate zone:
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Sub tropical |
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Back to Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos
Project: Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos
Posted by Angela Goldsmith almost 11 years ago
...and now we are designing.
Anne Phillip is a biologist and former teacher, interested in sustainable systems. She currently owns a business that grows fish & vegetables together using a method called “aquaponics.” She loves drawing, playing guitar and exploring new places. She is currently studying the Spanish language.
Jennie London has worked, owned and managed small-scale sustainable farms producing vegetables and livestock for 8 years. She has a Master’s degree in sustainable agriculture with a focus on seed saving, community-based research and rural development. She enjoys farming and helping other grow food, systems thinking and community problem solving. She also speaks Spanish.
Angela Goldsmith is a project developer who has gravitated from the rehabilitation of historic buildings to systems integration design that focuses on permaculture practices and food self-reliance. She enjoys her 3 daughters, playing violin, her permaculture garden designing projects and helping people.
Shelley Zucker is a licensed teacher. She has a biology and psychology BS degree. She holds a Masters in science education and fisheries at Oregon State University. Shelley developed curriculum and taught Spanish, biology, AP biology, environmental science, physical science, and English to native and non-native English speakers at the high school level for over nine years.
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Abby Goldsfarb is a permaculture designer and teacher. She loves cooking and music.
Gabrielle Cooper is a student at Portland State University and is the videographer/campaign fundraiser for this project.
Kay Ray and Scott Parker are advisors in the video production and mapping skills fields.
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