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Campbell Live visits the ecovillage where ecostore began

Thursday, 19 September 2013, 5:13 pm
Opinion: Ecoman

Campbell Live visits the ecovillage where it all began for ecostore (video)

John Campbell introducing the story about ecostore and Malcolm

Malcolm was on Campbell Live recently being interviewed by Lachlan Forsythe about the early days of ecostore in our ecovillage in New Zealand. Come and take a look around our home, meet some of our neighbours and find out from Malcolm and I about some of the ideas that led to the start of ecostore.

The story, called ‘Living the eco life’ was on Campbell Live on TV3 on Tuesday September 3 and can be seen here.

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Malcolm has also just written a book about his life and ecostore that can be seen here.


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