Robin Wheeler

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  March 13th -- Medicinal Herbs with Robin Wheeler
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  Robin Wheeler is the founder of The Sustainable Living Arts School (http://www.ediblelandscapes.ca/), and the author of Gardening for the Faint of Heart and Food Security for the Faint of Heart. She lives on the Sunshine Coast, and brings a vast wealth of knowledge and experience.

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  •Food Security for the Faint of Heart written by Robin Wheeler, published by New Society Publishers, 2008. Wheeler, a BC resident, permaculture activist, author, teacher and founder of the Sustainable Living Arts School, writes about the trip to the grocery store we all so often take for granted. What would we do if there was no grocery store? Where would we get our food? She tries to empower her readers into re-gaining control over their food and where it comes from with chapters such as "Preserving garden food" and "Saving freezer food during a power outage".

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  Facilitated by Robin Wheeler of the Sustainable Living Arts School, Roberts Creek (slas.ca), owner of Edible Landscapes (ediblelandscapes.ca) , founder of the One Straw Society (onestraw.ca) , author of Food Security for the Faint of Heart and Gardening for the Faint of Heart.

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  Author Robin Wheeler has been writing about the politics of food for many years and is considered an expert in traditional skills such as canning, seed saving, winter gardening, sustenance gardening and medicinal plants.
  
  She offered Green Living a sneak preview of her new book Food Security for the Faint at Heart with her 10 reasons to get food secure:
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  According to Wheeler it just takes some planning and a change of routine to become more food secure.
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  Robin Wheeler is the founder of Sustainable Living Arts School and One Straw Society, a local organic growers group.She currently teaches at the Edible Landscape and is also the author of Gardening for the Faint of Heart.Both her books are available from New Society Publishers.

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  Robin Wheeler
  
  About 35 people showed up for an evening with Robin Wheeler (EdibleLandscapes) to hear about how people living on Vancouver's densely populated downtown peninsula can turn their community into an edible landscape and grow more food for themselves.

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  Robin Wheeler
  
  About 35 people showed up for an evening with Robin Wheeler (EdibleLandscapes) to hear about how people living on Vancouver's densely populated downtown peninsula can turn their community into an edible landscape and grow more food for themselves.

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  Published on: 3/1/2008    Last Visited: 12/21/2008  

  The minute Robin Wheeler heard the term Permaculture, she realized she had found the niche she had been looking for. Breeding plants for Permaculture gardens offered her a practical application for her happy urge to propagate any vegetation she could get her hands on.
  
  Robin is settled on her new property on the Sunshine Coast, clearing bush, running her nursery and planting new display areas.
  
  Robin also writes about farming, sustainability and food growing. She is author of Gardening for the Faint of Heart, (Raincoast Books) and writes a gardening column for Momentum magazine. She is an early member of Canadian Organic Growers and Seeds of Diversity.

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  Village Vancouver hosts neighbourhood-based gardening workshops with Roberts Creek's Sustainable Living Arts School founder Robin Wheeler (www.ediblelandscapes.ca).

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  Owner: Robin Wheeler, Edible Landscapses, BC www.ediblelandscapes.ca

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  Winter Harvest gardening book by local author, Robin Wheeler.
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  Robin Wheeler - Edible Landscapes 605 885 4505
  
  The FAN Newsletter puts a face on food security partners and programs. It is both an guide to local food security initiatives and thus an exercise in community mapping. Each issue has articles form regular people such as edible landscaper Robin Wheeler and permaculturist Delvin Solkinson as well as guest submissions from the network.

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