Sasha Avrutina joins Eco-experts Nigel Berman and Steve Creed to share how she and her fellow students developed a food distributions system for Baltimore by thinking like a forest. 
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Sasha Avrutina joins Eco-experts Nigel Berman and Steve Creed to share how she and her fellow students developed a food distributions system for Baltimore by thinking like a forest. We’d love to hear your thoughts, contact us via: Twitter: Making Eh? Happen @MakingehH Email: makingehhappen@gmail.com Please review, rate, and subscribe to us so that we can share all these great ideas as widely as possible.

Sasha Avrutina joins Eco-experts Nigel Berman and Steve Creed to share how she and her fellow students developed a food distributions system for Baltimore by thinking like a forest.&nbsp;
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Episode 5 - My Oak Public Market

Have you ever noticed how everything is connected? Change one thing and something also happens somewhere else. That’s the concept that Nigel, founder of School of the Wild, and Steve, co-founder of Circular Brighton and Hove, seek to explore in this new podcast about how to make the city of Brighton & Hove more resilient, sustainable, and regenerative. 

Our challenge is that we do not know which one thing to change, so join us on a voyage of discovery as we try out ideas, consult storytellers and change makers, and discover new collaborators. 

Together we explore the ever-expanding forest of sustainable schemes, taking in how the roots, branches, and offshoots of every sustainability project interconnect, whilst hopefully planting some new ideas!

We’d love to hear your thoughts, opinions, musings, and suggestions - perhaps you see a parallel with something we’ve discussed in a completely different sector, or maybe you’ve got a brilliant idea you’d like to share with a wider community?
If so, contact us via: 

Twitter: Making Eh? Happen @MakingehH
Email: makingehhapen@gmail.com

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Have you ever noticed how everything is connected? Change one thing and something also happens somewhere else. That’s the concept that Nigel, founder of School of the Wild, and Steve, co-founder of Circular Brighton and Hove, seek to explore in this new podcast about how to make the city of Brighton & Hove more resilient, sustainable, and regenerative. Our challenge is that we do not know which one thing to change, so join us on a voyage of discovery as we try out ideas, consult storytellers and change makers, and discover new collaborators. Together we explore the ever-expanding forest of sustainable schemes, taking in how the roots, branches, and offshoots of every sustainability project interconnect, whilst hopefully planting some new ideas! We’d love to hear your thoughts, opinions, musings, and suggestions - perhaps you see a parallel with something we’ve discussed in a completely different sector, or maybe you’ve got a brilliant idea you’d like to share with a wider community? If so, contact us via: Twitter: Making Eh? Happen @MakingehH Email: makingehhapen@gmail.com Please review, rate, and subscribe to us so that we can share all these great ideas as widely as possible New podcast weblog

Have you ever noticed how everything is connected? Change one thing and something also happens somewhere else. That’s the concept that Nigel, founder of School of the Wild, and Steve, co-founder of Circular Brighton and Hove, seek to explore in this new podcast about how to make the city of Brighton &amp; Hove more resilient, sustainable, and regenerative. 

Our challenge is that we do not know which one thing to change, so join us on a voyage of discovery as we try out ideas, consult storytellers and change makers, and discover new collaborators. 

Together we explore the ever-expanding forest of sustainable schemes, taking in how the roots, branches, and offshoots of every sustainability project interconnect, whilst hopefully planting some new ideas!

We’d love to hear your thoughts, opinions, musings, and suggestions - perhaps you see a parallel with something we’ve discussed in a completely different sector, or maybe you’ve got a brilliant idea you’d like to share with a wider community?
If so, contact us via: 

Twitter: Making Eh? Happen @MakingehH
Email: makingehhapen@gmail.com

Please review, rate, and subscribe to us so that we can share all these great ideas as widely as possible 
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