Consciousness Shift
Creating a mental culture of health
This group will facilitate conversation and action aimed towards creating/restoring consciousnesses which are intricately tied to the natural world. This need is everpresent in societies which stress infinite growth on a finite planet.Change in behavior comes from change in our mentality, philosophy and worldview. If we seek to make positive change in our wo ...learn more
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Created: Feb 03, 2008
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
Josie Osborne
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About
I live in a wooden house in a botanical garden with my husband, dog, and cat in beautiful Clayoquot Sound, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
I have decided that I should clone myself in order to wear all the many hats that I have, which include:
* Resident naturalist at the Clayoquot Field Station and Tofino Botanical Gardens (www.tbgf.org)
* Executive Director of the Raincoast Education Society (www.raincoasteducationsociety.org)
* Lead coordinator of the 2010 International Congress of Ethnobiology in Tofino, BC (www.ise2010tofino.org)
* Principal, Red Fish Blue Fish Consulting (www.redfishbluefish.ca)
My interests and activities can be generally summarized as wanting to help people have a greater understanding and appreciation for the natural environment (and our role, as humans, as part of it) to create a sense of caring and an ethic of stewardship.
I'm trying all kinds of ways to do this, and learning what I like the best, what I'm best at, and what is the most effective where I live.
I have decided that I should clone myself in order to wear all the many hats that I have, which include:
* Resident naturalist at the Clayoquot Field Station and Tofino Botanical Gardens (www.tbgf.org)
* Executive Director of the Raincoast Education Society (www.raincoasteducationsociety.org)
* Lead coordinator of the 2010 International Congress of Ethnobiology in Tofino, BC (www.ise2010tofino.org)
* Principal, Red Fish Blue Fish Consulting (www.redfishbluefish.ca)
My interests and activities can be generally summarized as wanting to help people have a greater understanding and appreciation for the natural environment (and our role, as humans, as part of it) to create a sense of caring and an ethic of stewardship.
I'm trying all kinds of ways to do this, and learning what I like the best, what I'm best at, and what is the most effective where I live.