Simon Miller of BFM, interviews James Samuel about the new Food Forest Design qualification, and why the current surge of interest in Food Forests. - 15mins

BFM Greendesk

A 25 minute conversation with Kim Hill on National Radio, talking about Transition Towns and the Auckland Food Alliance. Unfortunately Kim was not well informed on what Transition Towns was about and had some unfortunate assumptions I first had to overcome.

James Samuel with Kim Hill talking about Transition Towns Apr2 2011

Local food - it's production and distribution. Telling the Ooooby story and the benefits for growers and customers. An interview on Kidnappers radio in Hawkes Bay - December 2, 2014

James Samuel - Ooooby and more

A conversation with Stefan Sobkowiak (sob-ko-vee-ak)about the upcoming www.beyondorganicnztour.com. Together, and with the support of Air New Zealand, Ooooby and Ecostore, we've organised a 28 day tour from Matakana to Central Otago, offering a total of 20 public talks and workshops. 


Stefan Sobkowiak BONZTour Feb - 15 Update

Propagating a Permaculture Orchard with Stefan Sobkoviak.

Stefan On Eco Living Show Dunedin OAR

Stefan Sobkowiak trained as a biologist and landscape architect, and has taught fruit production, landscape plants and design, and the natural history of vertebrates at Montreal’s McGill University. 

He owned a landscape design firm for 20 years, developing hundreds of projects for private, institutional and municipal clients, and he has been running Miracle Farms as an organic, then permaculture business since 1993.

Stefan talks to Noelle McCarthy about growing things. 

Currently in NZ on the Beyond Organic NZ Tour (till April 6)
http://beyondorganicnztour.com

Radio NZ - Stefan Sobkowiak: Recreating Eden

This is my final attempt to craft a short sharp message to be offered as part of the Al Gore 24-hour "Climate Reality Project". http://www.jamessamuel.co.nz/climate-reality-project/

New Zealand had one hour of the 24 hour project, which was presented live from the Auckland Museum on Thursday night. Most of the hour was taken up with a 45 minute slide show, and then a few people including myself, were given 60 seconds and a single slide each to bring a message of the work they are involved in. Here's mine.

One Minute One Slide - for the 24 hour Climate Reality presentation

On the way to an adventure on "Treasure Island" the girls were singing in the car... all about frineds.

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