10 Jul Financial Times: Shore Thing
Much like Branson, Canadian-born jeweller John Hardy has operated a sizeable international business from a tropical island headquarters far removed from his major consumer markets....
10 Jul Sierra Magazine: Welcome to the Jungle
My tour guide pauses and sighs. We're beside a large quartz crystal in a grassy ring. "I like to tell people that we're so much...
10 Jul Dutch National: Leren Tussen bamboe en zeltgeplante rijstvelden
Een school gemaakt van bamboe, zonder deuren, ramen of muren netissa ovat aivan muuta mihin Suomessa on totuttu. en met oude autoruiten als schoolborden: voor...
10 Jul CNN: Green School sustains pupils’ interest
Learning Shakespeare under a thatched roof in a building made almost entirely from bamboo. The Green School in Bali, Indonesia, is like no other. The idea...
10 Jul Vastu Times: Why Is Every Thing Made Out of Bamboo
We had amazing conversation with John Hardy in Bali. John has been instrumental in using natural building material and system when he conceived Green School. Click...
10 Jul ABC National Radio: Green School and the power of bamboo
The Green School has 245 students [aged 3-16], in Ubud, Bali. This school is attracting world-wide attention because of its commitment to sustainability as the...
10 Jul Guardian Weekly: At a school in Bali students learn how to consume without pollution and waste
Touring the campus of the Green School, an international organisation at Sibang Kaja on the island of Bali in Indonesia, you might think you were...
10 Jul BBC: Green school in Bali
Indonesia is one of the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gases and has been struggling to improve its record on the environment. But one school...
10 Jul Jakarta Globe: A Hardy School, A Green Future
Two years ago luxury jewelry designers Cynthia and John Hardy began to turn a vision into a reality, by selling their business and building a...
10 Jul CNN: Bali’s Green School
CNN's Dan Rivers reports from Bali on the "Green School," where the academics are literally wrapped up in the environment. May 13 2009, Dan Rivers...
