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Created: Nov 01, 2007
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Anitra Nelson
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About
I live in the Blue Mountains (New South Wales, Australia). I am a writer, researcher and editor. Occasionally I make short films. For several years I lived in residential cooperatives with conservation, permaculture and social justice missions. Most of my research has been on the failings of capitalism and on the importance of strategies for community-based sustainability. I have a website you might like to take a look at: http://www.moneyfreezone.info
Fruit and Nut Tree Talk
A panel of experts — Lizzie Connor & the Cooerwull Plantsmen, Brian Coates & Wayne Levi — discuss and answer questions on growing fruit and nut trees in the Blue Mountains.
All attendees are invited to share their experiences.
Thursday 14 May at 8pm at Blackburn's Family Hotel (upstairs meeting room), 15 Parke Street, Katoomba, NSW
For more details ring Fruit and Nut Tree Network contact:
Anitra Nelson — 02 4782 9003
The network was initiated by Slow Food Blue Mountains and is supported by the Blue Mountains Food Sustainability Network and the Blue Mountains Permaculture Network. For more information see: http://www.sustainablebluemountains.net.au and http://www.bluemountainspermacultureinstitute.com.au