Talking trees in Melbourne and the Iot of things

Join us in this edition for Talking trees in Melbourne and the IoT of things

Where Cullen talks to the trees within the City of Melbourne which supports an email a tree service through their Urban Forest Visual website.

The interactive website allows people to learn about the urban forest. Join Cullen on his journey to meet some of the creators of this innovate program and discover the reason behind his initial resistance to the idea.

Listen to the podcast to find out more on the background of the meetup that leads to this story.

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In this online app edition of EATT magazine we look at the art of Borland Studios

Art with Borland studios

Join Emma and learn something of the ‘Art Brut’ movement. ‘Art Brut’, or ‘Outsider Art’ is the term used to define the work of artists that are not formally trained.
Emma’s celebrated works at very high temperatures of 820˚C are used to melt the glass, and the cooling of the glass can take several weeks depending on its thickness.

Technology and the IoT of things

Praveen Senadheera takes us on a journey through The Internet of Things and delves into what is driving these possibilities and promising another significant shift in modern society. How this is happening, you may ask and what do we know about the internet of things and is Sensibo leading the way with a stunning video.

Travel with the panoramic photographer

Armed with a camera, Chris has been showing the world his preferred method for “shooting” wildlife for decades.Through his organisation Photos of Africa, Chris presents the amazing wildlife and natural environments of his beautiful home continent. He also gives our readers a free PDF featuring Chris’ top 5 tips for great panos.

The book stand with

Seed Libraries

Cindy offers a step-by-step instruction for setting up a seed library
with a wealth of ideas to help attract patrons and keep the momentum going.
Cindy is a permaculture educator, founder of Homeplace Earth and in her latest book also gives examples of existing libraries and other types of seed saving partnerships.

Early adopters meet your startups

The early bird catches the worm in real life, but this can be quite a different experience for startups. Sarthak Moghe introduces us to Get Worm which helps early Adopters discover startups based on their interests and provides them with a way to be rewarded for giving startups that initial push that so often goes unappreciated.

Observations of an astronaut part two

Continuing her rocket ride, Pamela Bain’s interview with former astronaut Chris Hadfield.

The interview explores the role of art in cosmic expression, and reveals an astronaut’s frustration at the destructive behaviour among people on Earth that is apparent from an outer space vantage point,

“I think that’s something you see very clearly when you get 400 km above, [Earth]”.