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martin brown
Improvement advocate in the built environment with a passion for social media, wildness, music, mountains, walking, cycling, astronomy, geostuff, outdoor, inspirations, dark skies, connectivity, edge of chaos, improvement, natural environment, CSR, built environment, virtual worlds, resilience, community enterprise ... and more

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Tag Archives: natural environment
sustainable connectivity
A new look for isite with a new image on the top banner(*). I like this design as it includes a RSS button – to get isite delivered to your desktop, and a search facility to search back through isite … Continue reading
Posted in admin, benchmarking, benchmarkwalks, best practice, blogs, built environment, carbon footprint, CKE, comment, CSR, ecological, ecological footprint, energy, facilities management, fairsnape, futures, greenwash, improvement, links, nature, sustainability, virtual worlds
Tagged Beacon Fell, bencmarkwalks, connectivity, Forest of Bowland, John Muir, learning sharing, natural environment, Patrick Geddes, responsible sourcing, Satish Kumar, second life, soil soul society, supply chain, walking, work place folk
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environmental literature top 5
Looking at the search topics entered to land at isite, the subject of environmental literature, movies, music and people features large. So starting a new mini series of environmental muses, I scanned my book shelf for what I would consider … Continue reading →