This year marked our entry into multi-media. The MacArthur grant allowed us to purchase a new IBM desktop for web design, an iMac for making videos and sound recording as well as a digital video camera and scanner. The video won a prize at the Slovakia International environmental Film Competition. Grant McGifford completed a video of John Seed s keynote at Findhorn. Two interns have so far joined us and through this experience we are now developing a structure for this program which consists of cyber activism, web work, landcare and garden time as well as community living.
Volunteers continue to work at project sites overseas.
A number of email volunteers have also joined our crew particularly in the area of Spanish translation. Major volunteer time was offered by Neil Pike who edited the RIC documentary, Work In Progress. Neil and Luke Hopkins also worked extensively to begin the development of the cyber jukebox. Working relationship with Timbarra Protection Coalition. Renewed relationship with Wilson River Land Care as well as Whian Whian protection group.