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Mangroves: forests on the foreshore

Mangroves: forests on the foreshore

by Alice Bulmer | May 5, 2016 | Music, ecology, spirituality, New Zealand culture

Mangroves aren’t one of nature’s cuddly or conventionally beautiful organisms. In New Zealand mangroves are both a protected native species and a pest. This is a post about appreciating our local mangroves: Avicennia marina subsp australasica, also called...
February 6th: Alice Day, Waitangi Day, Bob Marley Day

February 6th: Alice Day, Waitangi Day, Bob Marley Day

by Alice Bulmer | Feb 5, 2016 | Becoming Alice, New Zealand culture, Tools of resilience

Today is my 55th birthday. It’s also Waitangi Day, the New Zealand holiday that commemorates the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840. Waitangi Day is the closest thing we have to a national holiday. But for a whole bunch of reasons, it’s a day when many New...
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Alice Bulmer

is the writer and editor of this blog, “Music, ecology and living well in challenging times”.

Based in New Zealand, Alice is also a musician, music life coach, fiddle player and ukulele teacher.

You can find her on www.AliceBulmerMusic.com and she is the founder of the Waikato Daytripper, a travel blog about slow travel in New Zealand.

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