Intersect - Young Professionals - Leading the Change

Young Professionals - Leading the Change

Haere Mai!

Welcome to the Intersect Network: a home for young professionals who share interests in sustainability/ regeneration and creating positive change. We're a diverse bunch, including accountants, artists, designers, engineers, entrepreneurs, health practitioners, IT gurus, journalists, lawyers, policy advisers, researchers, and many more. This is a place where you can meet some like-minded (and not-so-like-minded!) folks, learn, inspire, seek assistance, share events and develop opportunities.

The Intersect Network is co-organised by every member. It was planted by the Intersect Trust, which continues to fertilise this growing network. We have just a few ground rules to keep this community humming - with an emphasis on developing this network in Aotearoa New Zealand. Now get into it!

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Adam Guyton commented on Adam Guyton's group 'Natural Farming'

Don't know price yet, I will pre-order a whole stack, maybe 2 hundred kg and I will make it available. It's not ready till late summer because it's currently growing some field in canterbury.

3 hours ago

Richard Self replied to Adam Guyton's discussion 'Introduced plants in Permaculture' in the group Natural Farming

I have just scanned through the replies to this post and have a couple of things to add: The native Poroporo is an excellent, usually short lived pioneer species that can be cut back hard and will regrow. I have spread it in gorse areas by throwi...

19 hours ago

Kama Burwell commented on Adam Guyton's group 'Natural Farming'

Super, was just lamenting the non-edible-ness of lupins when chucking them on the compost the other day. I will order maybe 5 kg of each. How much $ ?

19 hours ago

Ron Eckman replied to Anna Barrett's discussion 'Air New Zealand'

I recently found out that Air NZ boarding passes are recyclable in the paper recycle bins.

19 hours ago

Steve Cable and Miles Thompson joined Intersect

20 hours ago

John Dix commented on Katharina Bauer's event 'Green Screen: The History of Oil'

This film screened at the Parihaka International Peace Festival a couple of years back. Excellent movie - informative, irreverent, almost seditionary, and very very funny.

21 hours ago

Caitlin Carew and Rhylie Alexander are attending Rimu's event

Climate Change rally at Civic Square

December 5, 2009 from 1pm to 3pm

Greenpeace is holding the Planet A Walk for the Climate march to parliament for the climate on December 5th your last chance to give the NZ delegation to Copenhagen a good send off. The march starts at Civic Square at 1pm and goes to parliament w...

21 hours ago

John Dix commented on Nick Potter's event 'Parihaka International Peace Festival'

Watch this five-minute promo video - it pretty much captures what the festival is about . . . Come to Parihaka! http://parihaka.com/Festival/2010/Festival.aspx

21 hours ago

Richard Self commented on Adam Guyton's group 'Natural Farming'

That sounds very cool! I am interested in getting some please - up to 500g of each, depending on price :)

23 hours ago

Nick Potter commented on Georgi's group '350 Aotearoa - Climate Action'

Obama has confirmed that he's going to Copenhagen. According to the official Press Release from the White House: "...the President is prepared to put on the table a U.S. emissions reduction target in the range of 17% below 2005 levels in 2020 and...

23 hours ago

Nick Potter replied to The Intersect Crew's discussion 'Send John Key a love letter'

23 hours ago

Carl Chenery added a discussion

Job Posting: LCA & Sustainability Consultant

Info is here: http://seek.co.nz/users/apply/index.ascx?Sequence=29&PageNumber=1&JobID=16384366&cid=jobmail Life Cycle Assessment Specialist PE Australasia, as part of PE INTERNATIONAL, is part of one of the world’s leading Life Cycle Assessment ...

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