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- Part 1: Where does criticism come from?!
- Lord's prayer as advert? 24.11.15
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- what is activism? 01.10.15
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Welcome to LonePine
I am an educator within Higher Education with a passion for digital technology, working with students; innovative and engaging pedagogy, and teaching a creative and collaborative business -orientated approach to sustainability.
I coach all sorts of people as individuals and business teams for personal development and leadership.
I'm a keen outdoors-woman and I love bringing folk with me on journeys into the wilds, and teaching the bushcraft and natural history needed to appreciate and flourish when exploring off the beaten path.
I can't imagine a world without nature, wild places and human and biological diversity - in everything I do my aim is to deepen our connection with and understanding of the natural world, ourselves and others- so that preserving it (and all of us) becomes intuitive, self-evident and of the utmost importance.


"When you have a taste for exceptional people, you always tend to meet them everywhere.... "