Alan
Heeks: One of the UK experts on cohousing and sustainable
living. Has created two successful sustainable education centres:
the Magdalen Project in West Dorset, and Hazel Hill Wood near Salisbury.
Author of ‘The Natural Advantage’, which applies organic growth
principles to people and organisations.
Caroline Sharman: Professionally trained complementary
health and healing therapist: adult education teacher. Long
association with organic farming.
Gay Ellis: For many years a member/director of Arjuna Wholefoods in Cambridge. She also helped to set up and run their complementary health centre and is a long-term green gardener and Master Composter.
Jane Stott: Jane has an MBA and was a founding
partner in a successful small training business which started in 1998
and is still flourishing. She was a manager at a retreat centre
in East Dorset and a community member
there. She has a diploma in Adult Education and has been teaching
adults for over 25 years.
Michael Giddings: Many years of experience living
and working in communities, originally as a social worker, most recently
in the core group at Othona ecumenical Christian community near Bridport.
Nancy Winfield and her daugher Vita(4):
Amanda Pearson:
Peter:
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