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Our Partner's Mission Continues To Develop And Grow
Behind every amazing foundation is a mission and set of values that helps them to achieve their fullest potential. Recently, after a couple of years already working hard following a certain mission and instilling their values on everyone they interact with, our partner, Krishna Gurung, of the Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation, sat down to fully develop the written description of their mission and values.
KREMEF MISSION STATEMENT:
o To apply our knowledge of existing possibilities and act as a beacon of prosperity.
o To inspire individuals to be creative and responsible for the well-being of the community.
o To respectfully nourish the environment for the present and future.
o To pursue innovation that will improve lives through kinship with the environment.
KRMEF VALUES STATEMENT:
At the Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation, we demonstrate Energy & Humanity with: Respect, Integrity, Dignity, Productivity, Trust, & Inclusiveness.
For more on the Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation, http://krmecofoundation.org/
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Frugal Dad's The Problem With Patents
Frugal Dad is a blogger focusing on helping the average family find financial resources with a conservative (towards money, not poltiics) slant. Below is his take on patents, after listening to the episode of This American Life called "When Patents Attack".
<p>Source: <a href="http://frugaldad.com">http://frugaldad.com</a></p><a href="http://frugaldad.com/patents/"><img src="http://frugaldad.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/Patents.jpg" alt="patents infographic" width="500" border="0" /></a>
<p>Source: <a href="http://frugaldad.com">http://frugaldad.com</a></p>
Source: http://frugaldad.com
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The Global Innovation Commons is now Integral Trade Certified
The Global Innovation Commons is now Integral Trade Certified! Integral Trade is a way of engagement based on the following values: Conflict and Oppression Free Engagement, Ecologically Sound Engagement, Shared Risk and Reward, Transparent Engagement and Productive Economic Purpose.
All Integral Trade extraction, processing, and production are conflict and oppression free and have obtained the consent of the persons who participate in the stewardship of their local resources and are free to choose their mode of engagement. Steps in the Integral Trade extraction, processing, production and logistics value chain must evidence ecologically sound practices transitioning to clean methods with equivalent direction given to the lifecycle of repurposing product components. Integral Trade capital structures must reflect an appropriate balance between risk and reward. Integral Trade participants must share in profit and loss of a transaction. Integral Trade transactions must have "material finality" in that they directly or indirectly are linked to real economic transactions. All Integral Trade transactions and value exchanges within the global community are to be disclosed to all participants involved in the transaction; allowing communities to assess their degree of participation. All end products, processes, and their applications must be actively shared with all participants in the supply chain, permitting those at the origination of resources to learn how to add value, thereby building a knowledge capacity for subsequent endeavors.
Learn more about Integral Trade HERE.
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Creating Energy From the Ocean Floor: The bioWAVE
The bioWAVE, a product of, is a utility-scale technology that produces power from the waves made by the ocean. By combining high conversion efficiency with the ability to avoid wave forces, the bioWAVE creates a supply of energy, which can then be converted into electricity.
Mounted of the floor of the ocean, the bioWAVE uses its “blades” to interact with the sea surface, which can be seen as potential energy, and the water’s back and forth movement, kinetic energy. The swaying motion, created by the water, the energy is contained and converted to electricity but a power conversion module. The result of using the bioWAVE is “efficient clean energy from the ocean.”
With low-cost installation, minimal environmental impact, and unique survivability, the bioWAVE has maximum efficiency to create energy in the ocean. By utilizing a resource, ocean water, which covers 71% of the Earth’s surface it is easy to see that the bioWAVE is a technology that could be used all over the world.
How could the Global Innovation Commons use technology like the bioWAVE to bring energy efficiency to places all over the world? Click and find out!
(an image of the the bioWAVE and its parts)
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Open Source Ecology and Global Village Construction Set
Open Source Ecology, a network of farmers, engineers, and supporters, is coming together to create the Global Village Construction Set, or GVCS. GVCS is an open source platform that would allow for the creation of 50, low-cost, high performance Industrial Machines, which can be used in the creation of sustainable villages with modern comforts. This project would lower barriers for farmers, builders and manufacturers and create entire economies all over the developing world.
How could Global Innovations Commons be used to help with Open Source Ecology? Discover the opportunities.
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A Map: The True Size of Africa
During your daily activities, how much do you stop and think about just how big the world truly is? Recently Kai Krause, posted work on Creative Commons as a “contribution in the fight against rampant immappancy”- Immappancy being the idea that most people normally think of certain land masses as larger than they actually are.
By combining the area of Spain, Portugal, Belgium, The Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, The United States, Eastern Europe, India, China, Japan and others he creates a map which shows that the area of many of the “big” countries combined still don’t equal the size of Africa! He goes on to state that “a survey with American school kids let them guess the land area of their country [and] unexpectedly the majority chose “largest in the world”. And while critics are saying that it is difficult to compare a continent with countries and that his map used improper projections which can distort scales, it is still interesting to take a minute and just realize how big the world is and all of the amazing things humans can accomplish when they set their minds to it!
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M·CAM Releases 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document
The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit www.heritableinnovationtrust.org
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document HERE
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
View the 2011 Heritable Innovation Trust Document <a href="http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org/sites/heritableinnovationtrust.org/files/Heritable%20Innovation%20Trust%20document%202011.pdf">HERE</a>The 2011 document is organized in an encyclopedia format, to compile all of the information collected over the past three years into one integrated document.
By organizing the document in this manner, we have been able to draw connections between communities separated by thousands of miles of water and land, truly allowing all participating communities to be an integral part of a global knowledge sharing network.
This year's efforts could not have been completed with out the contributions of our interns,Antonia Berki, Roger Lynn Bohon, Rodriques Lamar Jackson, Riley Scott Little, Sharadha Ramakrishnan, members of the M·CAM team specifically Denise Holman, David Martin, Kenneth Dabkowski, & Katie Martin our on-site partners Theresa Arek, Nergui Dorj, Sharmayne Ryan, and Ian Sexton, as well as the welcoming family of B. Erdenebaatar and S. Budkhand in Mongolia and the entire community of Ngavalus in New Ireland, Papua New Guinea.
For more on the Heritable Innovation Trust, visit <a href="www.heritableinnovationtrust.org">http://www.heritableinnovationtrust.org </a>
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Updates From The Kevin Rohan Memorial Eco Foundation (KRMEF)
M·CAM's partnership in Nepal has shared with us the Foundation's 2011 Progress Report. 2011 included biodynamic activities, the completion of construction on the community library, and work with the University of Virginia. You can view the report HERE
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GE's Electric Vehicle Solar Carport
Comissioned in May of 2011, GE has built one of the largets Electric Vehicle Solar Carports, located at their Plainville, CT headquarters. This carport generates enough energy to fully charge up to 20 Chevy Volts, according to GE Energy's website.
This entire carport, powered by the sun, was created on the idea of " turning ordinary parking lots into an opportunity to not only reduce energy costs, but also generate revenue from selling the excess energy generated by carport installations." By taking advantage of the free energy resource of the sun, GE's EverGold Solar Solutions, these carports generate more energy than it uses and stores the extra energy for future use.
Could Open Source Technology be used to create solar carports in other countries? Check out the Global Innovation Commons and see!
The construction of GE's Solar Carport in Plainville, CT.
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Earthbag Houses: Building Homes From the World Around You
Created by Dr. Owen Geiger, Ph.D. in Social and Economic Development, Earthbag Houses are an economical solution to building affordable homes in areas all over the world. Working with the goal of promoting natural building, sustainable design and development, through research, training, education, and consulting services, Earthbag homes use the material we “stand on” to create these unique homes, that can also double as safety shelters.
Combining sandbags and plastic bags filled with sediments from the earth, they arranged in layers or as coils. The earthbags are stabilized with cement, lime, or sodium carbonate and are filled on spot, varying from site to site. These eco-friendly homes are built on a foundation of rocks and secured with barbed wire to allow for an earthquake resistant infrastructure.
Earthbag Homes, with their unique design and building methods, have started to appear all over the world. How could we use the Global Innovation Commons to spread this knowledge to communities in need of affordable housing? Lets dive in and find out!
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