My art & ecology notebook documents a SLOW ART project. It's an ongoing diary in images, short films & conversations between myself, foresters, our local community & beyond, detailing an example of how we are turning our small monoculture spruce plantation into an ecologically & economically, permanent, biodiverse FOREST. I also write about other eco-art works and projects that inspire me & which may be inspire others.
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- Bob Dylan to The Strokes: more classic climate change songs
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- Long Horizons: 2010 British Council Culture and Climate Change policy & essays
- Add your Stories of a Changing World to Creative Climate – a 10 year online diary project
- Learn about new policy on culture & climate change introduced at Copenhagen, Dec 09
- Join in and share your creativity on Art & Ecology online networks
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Added on:
January 6th, 2010
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Blog Author:
Cathy Fitzgerald
Language:
English
City/Location:
Borris
Country:
IE
Green Blogging Since:
January 2008
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