Ideaplants

One of our eMarketing clients came recently across this blog entry from conversationagent.com.

No, this is not a ‘green’ article.

Although this is focussing on Web2.0 practices, I believe it is worthwhile reading for those of you who are developing an environmental or social project.  So many people are scared of failing but why not using a Kaizen approach – why not see failure and the resulting learning curve as part of the actual growth?

When it comes to getting things done, there is a lot environmentalists can learn from the web2.0 & open source culture. 25 tips you should keep in mind for your next project.

Have a look at the electricity tips from Treehugger. You’ll be surprised about some of their recommendations.
Top Green Electricity Tips

Gardening can be very, very simple:

For more info, visit Aztext’s website

Visit the website of The Urban Farmer

Ron Berezan and The Urban Farmer are helping people in Edmonton develop sustainable veggie gardens in urban areas.

The Environment Site – Helping you to Help the Planet

Tips, blogs, a well visited forum and much more….

TakeITGlobal is a networking platform for people around the world that are actives in sustainable and social projects of any kind. A great place to network and find similar minded individuals!

AMPOLO has been developed as an exchange platform for good ideas.

Have you every heard about Permaculture design for self sustained communities?
Intro to the basic concepts: www.gburnett.unisonplus.net/Perma/

Great in depth resources: www.permaculture.info/

www.permaculture.org.au/ active Forum with lots of info.. Not only for Australians

Here two sites on Permaculture in Wiki-Style:

www.appropedia.org, permaculture.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page