. . . which began at the NAPC (see last post) and ended at a sibling reunion, is now detailed on its own Page at exopermaculture.com. Along the way, I presented on the Evolution of Green Acres Village four times, to small groups of people who are also interested in new templates for cooperative living within suburban neighborhoods.
You might want to check out all the posts I’ve put up on the exopermaculture blog about the five day convergence, and how Green Acres was received there. Here’s the post from this morning:
I posted on my exopermaculture site this morning one which needs to be shared here! Do check out all the photos. They give the “flavor” of what we are up to.
LOCAL PHOTOS, Mid-September: Green Acres Gardens and Grounds
Oh my! This email came in yesterday out of the blue, or rather, the green . . .
Dear Ann,
We at Sustainable Indiana 2016 deeply appreciate your work toward a sustainable future. As you recall, we featured your work as one of our Green Legacy stories on our web site.
Green Acres Village has been selected to be inducted into our “Green Lights Hall of Fame.” You are one of 200+ groups and individuals across Indiana whose efforts promote a sustainable future and you are being honored with this award. We congratulate you.
A celebration of these Green Lights will be held on September 20, 2016, at IU’s Whittenberger Auditorium in Bloomington. We ask that you confirm your attendance at this event. You may respond by visiting http://
See this post on exopermaculture.com. Lots of photos.