Anna Evely

Based on the principles of permaculture, project Maya works to connect people, place and planet. We use cutting edge academic research to inform our practice and carry out a number of different activities/initiatives.

Our present work focusses on:

- working with local communities to help establish local conservation, environmental and food growing initiatives (including vertical gardening and urban permaculture/agriculture);

- facilitating joint ventures between local government and corporate communities;

- developing, implementing and evaluating programs;

- undertaking qualitative/quantitative research;

- training/implementing use of Twitter, Facebook, youtube and other web 2.0. applications;

- professional writing/editing;

- assistance in grant writing;

- translation of research/project information (languages: Doric, English, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai)

- presentations on complexity, resilience, conservation, participation, permaculture, climate change, and sustainability for schools, community groups, government and business;

- owning and managing Maya Project land in urban and peri-urban areas for community access and sustainability initiatives.