The haunting echo of Voices for the Borneo Rainforest, 30 years later.
Beth Lischeron
Beth's career has spanned three continents over 40 years; from theatre to journalism, narration and documentary production; fibre arts and festival production and onto developing and pioneering organic plant-based body care "from the ground up". Supporting artisans and artists, Indigenous peoples, sustainable living and ecological responsibility have been strong threads through her working life.
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Tokyo, タンポン and Joni Mitchell
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Brushstrokes of Giverny on Vancouver Island
How Rose Rogan transformed a former Christmas tree farm into perennial permaculture.
The Curious Flight Path of a Dragonfly
It was early autumn 1991. The summer heat and sweat-lodge humidity of Tokyo were beginning to crisp up to clear mornings when the silhouette of Mount Fuji once again emerged
Raven: The House That Joe Built
When I was 10, we had camped from Windsor, Ontario, across Western Canada to Vancouver Island. I remember posing in front of the Thunderbird totem at the Malahat summit with my little brother; the pole’s still there, though the snapshot only lives in my memory now.
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