Kia ora Toshihide Hamazaki (and all the other bioregionalism enthusiasts.)
I am keen to know more about this bioregionalism stuff. Having lurked in
the background catching up on some of the `banter' I spotted this section
and thought yahoo! something I can get my teeth into.
Just a little about me. I joined this group out of curiosity because I am
interested in ecology and wanted to know a bit more about ecofeminism.
I don't claim to be a feminist. I have a tribal identity (I am Te
Aitanga-a-Hauiti) and I am wahine/woman and I support all things which
promotes mana wahine/the prestige of women. In fact I support all things
which promotes mana tangata/the prestige of all peoples.
I'll add more about bioregionalism, it seems fascinating.
Yours, naku na ano
Nellie (please don't call me Loriette)
