Live from Coastal Zone Canada 98: Join locals and specialists from around the world, Help plan actions for creating real community based participation/co-management, Learn more about different monitoring and survey techniques, Hear what other people are doing. 31th August to 4th September, 1998 (New Zealand) August 30 to September 3, 1998 (Canadian)
What we are an action-orientated approach helping people take the initiative in re-creating their local places -- plants, animals AND people. Overview:  action on the national and international level Highlights from Introductory Workshops:  key concepts in brief Field services:  walkabouts, information and training, programmes and events -- all the information plus a brochure to download and print Monitoring and Surveys as Action Research:  locals and specialists working together Employment Opportunities:  neighbourhood biology teams -- science workers and community facilitators -- throughout the country How are these services possible? Who we are		What we support all kinds of community based participatory activities by offering the following features on this website Community News Bulletin: events and info from around the country The Byway of the Weka: a forum for community participation issues Activities Network: projects -- from ideas to established -- with that positive difference Catchment Homepages: cyberspace for projects on this large scale Our Turn: for and by young people involved with ecology where they live
Lots of (but the counter is gone) Visitors since 16 April 1998
Neighbourhood Biology extends a special message to: Tangata Whenua Councils/Govt bodies Business Teachers Tertiary institutions Researchers Social, Community & Youth groups Environmental groups
© 1997 Mary Gardner