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We have developed 10 indexes that help us measure our impact at John Obey Beach.
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From shark finning to free-range, these films cover some of the most serious issues facing the food industry today. Have you seen them yet?

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April 2013 Update

The John Obey garden team (Pa Braima, Momoh Conteh and Samuel Kamara) have been working very hard the last month on the new garden nursery.

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Emma Baker, in conjunction with Mariah Boyle - Marine Biologist and several time visitor to Tribewanted John Obey - talks us through the struggles faced by West Africa's Fishermen.
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Andrea, founder of Casa Netural, highlights the synergies between Tribewanted's vision of collaborative, sustainable communities and his experiences of the inspiration, mutual understanding and creativity that can come from rural co-working.

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Emma Baker explores the growing global trend of the natural swimming pool, as Tribewanted announce a partnership with Eco-Sistemi to bring a beautiful natural pool to Monestevole this Summer.
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Tribewanted's sustainability partner, Panta Rei is running a permaculture course from the 15-26th June 2013 in collaboration with Saviana Parodi. We are also building a natural swimming pool with our partner Eco-Sistemi at the same time! - Come and join in the fun with our 2 week workshop offer!...
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Welcome to our third 'in vino veritas' interview, with Brad, the 'right hand man' here at Tribewanted Monestevole.
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The launch of Tribewanted as a Community Interest Company (CIC) at the end of 2012 has seen some changes to the structure and ownership of the organisation.
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Introducing the 'TRIBE-OMETER' which shows how as our membership grows so does our ability to complete projects and learn from them.

We have designed the TRIBE-OMETER based on feedback from our members...
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The first sunny day in weeks welcomed the creative and curious of Umbria and abroad to Monestevole for the beginning of a new chapter. 
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Emma Baker explains the gradual collective shift towards living a more eco-friendly life in both urban and rural settings and explores the example being set by pioneering new ecovillages around the world.
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3 quick updates for our members this Feb + introducing the 'TRIBE-OMETER'
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Welcome to our second 'in vino veritas' interview with Valeria Cancian, the Community manager and 'mother' of the tribe here at Monestevole.
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Ben Keene, founder of Tribewanted, talks to Emma Baker about the idea of ‘community’ and why it’s so important to Tribewanted...
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Last week, the government in Sierra Leone endorsed the practice of sand-mining on John Obey's neighbouring beaches. We take a look at the coverage and bring you some first hand reports from our team on the ground in John Obey.
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Tribewanted teams up with Salone Microfinance Trust (SMT) to help provide alternative livelihoods for the people of John Obey.

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Our Co-Founder, Filippo Bozotti, talks us through the story of Tribewanted so far - from an island in Fiji to the Umbrian hills of Italy.

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Not to be outdone by the new Italian tribe and their songs about coffee, the tribe-members at John Obey did some performing of their own this week in a surreal but fantastic Irish dance meets West Africa extravaganza!
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