On Wednesday 17 April 2002 07:04 am, Bob Ewing Jocelyn Paquette wrote:
Greetings, I would have to call myself a tree hugger and be proud of the
label. Trees are essential if we want to maintain a sustainable ,
healthy ecosystem. This summer/fall I am working with a few others to
restore a
Greetings, I am looking forward to this project. It is a real challenge and a
learning curve. We'll mostly plant pines, a few burr oak and spruce. there are
young children currently living, with their parents, on this land and they
will one day be building homes of their own on it, so the trees
Jeff,
I was a bit surprised to learn you are a forester. I am also a member of both the
forester and the tree hugger camp. I think back to the first Earth Day when assessing
my decision to become a forester. I thought then that society has an increasing need
for renewable natural
Can we design a perfect home site?
Currently a Permaculture discussion list is exploring
the concept of designing a low maintenance homestead
and deciding this is basically a myth. We are part of
any design and once we walk away things tend to deteriorate
quickly. In other words, we are part
To be rooted is perhaps the most important and least recognized need of
the human soul.
---Simone Weil
Both are great quotes with a similar theme but different intent. I
suspect the NWEI quote was aimed directly at world events in
the middle east and elsewhere. I thought it a good
