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Bahia de Caraquez, Ecuador The main stage of the ambitious project to revegetate six kilometers of eroded hillsides directly facing Rio Chone on the road into Bahia de Caraquez with native plants of the tropical dry forest has begun. The list of bioregional criteria met by doing this is impressive. These hills are continuous with […]
Read MoreBioregional Impacts, Ecological Implications, and Recommendations for Olympic Winter Games By Guard Fox Watch, October 2003 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction The Bioregional Context The Bioregional Approach Recommendations for Bioregional Implementation of Olympic Games Environmental Guides and Safeguards: Territory and Landscape Need for Bioregional Monitoring and Measurement Guidelines for Development and Increased Human Loads Ecological Mandate […]
Read MoreGuard Fox Watch Report, August, 2003 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction The Bioregional Context Susceptibility to Impacts The Bioregional Approach Recommendations for Bioregional Implementation of Olympic Games Environmental Guides and Safeguards (Response to “Atti Della Regione – Atti Dello Stato, Sommario Parte 1-II”, Bolletino Ufficiale Piemonte, Torino 18 Aprile 2001) Territory and Landscape Need for Bioregional Monitoring and […]
Read MoreRapporto del Guard Fox Watch, Agosto 2003 INDICE Introduzione Il Contesto Bioregionale Impatto sull’Ambiente L’Approccio Bioregionale Raccomandazioni per una applicazione bioregionale delle misure ambientali dei Giochi Olimpici. (Risposta alle linee guida espresse su “Atti della Regione – Atti dello Stato, sommario parte I – II”, Bollettino Ufficiale Regione Piemonte, Torino 18 Aprile 2001) Territorio e Paesaggio […]
Read MoreMay 26, 2003 When the volunteers get here they will hit the ground running. We are going to work at the greenhouse, Fanca, the Universidad, etc. Over the past week I have visited all of our projects. At the universidad, I spoke with Horatio and the head of the biology department. We are finalizing our […]
Read MoreBrian TeinertPlanet Drum Ecuador Staff January 26, 2003 Megan arrived on Thursday and is doing well. She enjoys the greenhouse project and has proved to be a good worker and a self-starter. The projects are going well, except for the fact that I have not received the worms. We are getting seedlings transplanted, we are […]
Read MoreMay 19, 2003 I have had a few meetings this week with landowners. [A new revegetation project is being planned, this time on private, rather than public land.] Things are going well with the University [where a greenhouse has been built and plantings done to prevent erosion]. This week I have plans to work at […]
Read MoreMay 12, 2003 Things planned for this week include: several trips to Fanca to work on compost/worms, a meeting with Horatio from the Universidad to begin our planning, a meeting with the Maria Auxiliadora folks to discuss projects for June and July, maintenance at the greenhouse to get ready for new plants en masse, and […]
Read MoreMay 5, 2003 Physically I am feeling much better. I was surprised at how long it takes to recover your energy after getting dengue fever. The soil in the greenhouse is still fresh. I have started a separate compost pile right there at the greenhouse, and have been taking our personal household waste. When it […]
Read MoreApril 27, 2003 We have been planting because seedlings we have in the greenhouse need to be put in the ground this year. Luckily, we have had quite a bit of rain over the last week. We planted big, secondary level plants in the Bosque. If they take, we will have Guayacan, Fernan Sanchez, Achote […]
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