Maya DeSalvo

The produce buyer for Whole Foods in Hawaii / Oahu has given me the ok to give you his contact email if you are interested at all. He and his boss know many of the organic farmers in the islands of Hawaii, of course . I think it would be very good to get the Permaculture info into their talks (if timing lines up)... they have events going on with local farmers and in the couple of talks we attended, it seems Hawaii farmers need a Permaculture push really, really bad. If you contact Steve, you would be able to find out if there are any events for speaking in January.

A few links I've gathered you may like.
Ken Love is THE SOURCE!


Big Island:
http://www.oneisland.org/hawaii/

Oahu:
http://www.kohalacenter.org/

Ken Love
Hawaii Tropical Fruit Growers, Director
https://www.facebook.com/groups/127197321932/

Here is a video from Australia, I believe, showing what to do with the buckets of waste. I have lots of faith that all toxins are gobbled up by microbes with time. (Biochemistry B.S. degreed, yet I don't want or need a scientific paper to KNOW nature rocks)

You mean Paul doesn't have a master list automatically updated on a daily basis?
The stats would be fun to know.
Thanks for this!

Welcome Allan. I watched my first Allan Savory youtube videos just last night thanks to Paul opening my eyes to your name and work. Thank you for all of your work.

T. Joy,

I would love to know where I, too, can have a permaculture experience on the Big Island. What is the name of where you will be on the Big Island? Mahalo!

Here's a PDC course with Hunter Heaivilin and Matthew Lynch happening on the North Shore of Oahu July 30, 2012 to Aug 12, 2012:

http://www.transitionoahu.org/730---812-2-week-permaculture-design-certificate-course.html

Aloha!

Not realizing just how much free-thinkers & self-starters we were, my husband & I mistakenly bought a condo, then a townhome! We do not recommend this path AT ALL. If you have horror stories to share about Home Owner Associations, I'd like to see it available for all to see, especially those who might make the error of purchasing into a condo / townhome community.