Semi Rural - Sustainable People, New Zealand

This video series was created to help ordinary people find ways to become more sustainable no matter their circumstances. The idea came from the late Jane Perkins, New Zealand based artist, filmmaker and nature lover, and it was later completed by her friends Annie Collins and John McKay in memory of Jane. You can learn more about the project at: www.sustainablepeople.co.nz

[@fionacraig2089]

living the dream, I love homes built with love and purpose rather than the main stream boring boxes they build these days, eating home grown food . great inspiration. Good on you guys . thanks for sharing

[@lifeliver9000]

Wow just wow. I’d love to pick your wise brains sometime when I’m back in nz. Loving your work. I’m in awe. We share the same line of thought.

[@debclay2945]

Most interesting and hoping the rest of the world will end up following

[@mikepapa3196]

Couldn't agree more that nz should be growing more naturally durable timber, be saying that for years too!

[@greenhillsparadise]

Love this!!!!

[@maccasnz3436]

Thus family should write a book!

[@basilwairau295]

awesome guys keep it up

[@meditationbreath]

great

[@deanwitt7903]

My wife is a school teacher . It seems to me that first and foremost the parents send their kids to school to dump on teachers for the day and second for the education . There is a total lack of values and morals being installed into children , entitled parents are raising entitled children and should a teacher attempt to discipline a child or even manage their behaviour then it’s quickly responded to with an email to the school from an entitled parent who resents someone doing a job that they have clearly failed to do . With social issues in communities gathering momentum it seems to me that the last place I would want my child educated at is a public school . Teachers are doing their best but people are breeding who really should have been sterilised .

[@lukeduke3001]

to much wacky backy