The SFU Centre for Dialogue and Carbon Talks team have been working on Metro Vancouver transportation issues for a number of months now. They are […] Read More
Month: April 2014
Received this lovely message in an electronic postcard from the Blue Mountain Centre of Meditation. Wise words from Eknath Easwaran on the power of being […] Read More
They haven’t found the Malaysian Airlines plane yet, but they have found a lot of garbage during the search. Several large whirlpools in the Indian […] Read More
This vine produces tiny little watermelons that taste like lime infused cucumbers. I wasn’t able to find the seeds online at West Coast Seeds, my […] Read More
Thanks again to Green Renaissance on Facebook for another fabulous photo. This is the Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera). A strangely beautiful and exotic way to […] Read More
Saw this on Facebook this week. Will Burrard-Lucas is a wildlife photographer. He was shooting meerkats in Botswana when one decided it needed a better […] Read More
Here’s a great offer for landlords and property managers who want to green up their buildings. Spotted this item in the Greenest City newsletter this […] Read More
This art installation in the Sahara Desert took my breath away. Desert Breath as it’s called was created by Danae Stratou (installation artist), Alexandra Stratou […] Read More
Space is shared by both dance and architecture as a medium either to frame or to express conceptual, emotional and also very concrete ideas. How […] Read More
I had some time between meetings up at UBC yesterday, so I popped in on two art exhibits. The first one is called Hawaii Beyond […] Read More