My diary is full of sustainability this week. Most of Monday is being taken up with meetings to pull together our institution’s Education for Sustainability strategic plan. We have several strands – I’ve been reporting on the curriculum (teaching and learning) here, but there is also much happening in both compost (operations) and community. By […]
November 26, 2007
Did I mention that I take pictures of signs? Yes, I believe I did. As part of the Dunedin heritage project we’re looking at a permanent record of the city heritage. So, in my travels I’ve been looking at heritage wayfaring. Here’s the Flickr set. The trick now is going to be to integrate the […]
November 26, 2007
Being interested in narratives, I take a lot of pictures of signs. Here are some of them that have a green leaning (Flickr set). This “We believe in sustainable fishing. Hook, line and sinker” would have a very different meaning in NZ than that intended by Marks and Spencer in Bath. Here, the phrase “hook, […]
November 26, 2007
I saw a programme last night that featured the Land Rover Defender. In it they argued that 70% of the Defenders ever built are still on the road (and hopefully off the road). Now, I don’t want to get into any arguments about the sustainabilityness of 4x4s, but that is an amazing statistic. I can’t […]
November 23, 2007
There are a thousand stories to tell of the ancestors’ exploits. Stories of romance and battles, exploration and betrayal, adventure and sadness… We are aware that, over the years, many ancestors have left the kaik’, the local village, and now thousands of our relations are spread all over the world unable to return when they […]
December 2, 2007
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