Continuation of our series, see previous post. All month we have been asking children to join the conversation on our blog – what is the future that they envision? What can we do, today, to make their dreams come true? 11 year-old Adi sent us this note. Hello, my name is Adi and I am 11…
Ten Year Old Rithvik tells us about what he hopes the future to be. Children join the conversation this month!
Continuation of our series, see previous post. This month we are inviting children to join the conversation, and be vocal members of the conscious community. 6 year old Nandita gives us her wish, that we are kind to animals. And she also gives us a little lesson about Pangolins! Watch video for more! Next post…
This month, we have decided to bring children into the conversation, after all they should be the ones who tell us what kind of future to wish for. Sara Kane visualises what the world will be like in 3000 AD. Will it be modern or tech savvy, or something quite different? Watch the video to…
Continuation of our series, see previous post. Hello friends! We are The Odd Gumnut ; a living breathing plant-filled Permaculture place in Panchgani, India. As a couple of Indian-Australian-American hybrids – the globe-trottin’ type – we bring the world’s seeds, artifacts, guests, ideas, and experiences to our land. The farm supports our organic diet and is…
Valerie Lucas, a trained chef, writes from Reunion Island. A small part of France, separated by thousands of kilometres of ocean. She writes about the future of the restaurant business, and her vision for a positive future post the COVID-19 crisis.
Continuation of our series, see previous post. It has been a journey since our very first CoCo Market, and now in the middle of a pandemic it feels like the things we have been talking about all this time is exactly what gives us hope for the future. Do watch our latest video on the…
Farmers cannot sell their produce even as thousands go hungry. It is the responsibility of a community to step up. We need circles of support to protect the most vulnerable – this is our responsibility. And this is what we at GOODbynature are doing.
Every time there is a calamity, whether it is because of conflict, or weather conditions, or economic situation or even during a global pandemic, we find out that farmers always have a specially difficult situation. What is the role that we can play in lending the farmer a helping hand? The choices we make when…
In a changing world, Tanya Kane tells us how to cope. Quite simply put, go local. We need to eat local, buy local, travel local and think local.
