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23 Bushwick Avenue Lived as temporary house guest; served as personal assistant to Geraldine Miller with a focus on domestic responsibilities; co-designed a landscaped circular Mother Garden with paths and borders using on-site bricks, rocks and wood; established compost piles; enhanced soil restoration with extensive addition of leaf mold from the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens; designed a community biodiversity initiative; monitored home improvements; created flower beds around street trees. information-habitat.net/projects/23-bush.htm biodiversity, document storage, habitat & human settlements, sustainable home economics, urban gardening, women	Brooklyn, NY 2001.04-2001.07
Friendly Green Cottage information-habitat.net/projects/fgc.htm biodiversity, habitat & human settlements, sustainable agriculture	Cowden, United Kingdom 1993.03-1993.08
801 Homestead Street Undertook major renovation of a dilapidated 1877 frame house and established an organic garden on the 1/3 acre estate that had been created by purchasing two adjacent lots. Removed plaster and lathe interior walls; weather-proofed house with storm windows, insulation and caulking; re-painted interior of the house; installed new wiring, etc. Removed large quantities of trash and debris from the garden - much of which was buried in the garden - and set about restoring the garden, adding compost heaps and collecting many, many bags of leaves each fall to create a large collection of leaf mold to enhance the condition of the garden. 801 Homestead also served as an information hub - initially for a number of community-based organizations, including the Baltimore Area Recycling Coalition and the Baltimore Environmental Center, and subsequently for the US Citizens Network for UNCED and the International Synergy Institute, and was the original home of Information Habitat: Where Information Lives information-habitat.net/projects/801-home.htm biological diversity, diet, ecological design, energy, habitat & human settlements, home ownership, recycling, sustainable agriculture, sustainable home economics, urban agriculture, urban gardening	Baltimore, MD 1984.12-1995.06

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