carlturney

Hi, Please check out a new thread I just created relevant to this topic. It's in the Chill section because I thought that was where it was supposed to be posted. Title is something like "Solution to 40 years of drug law reform failures". Thanks, Carl Turney Master of Arts, in Public Policy Honours, in Commerce Co-founder of Mini Ethnobotanica Victoria (direct predecessor to Entheogenesis Australis) Former State Coordinator of NORML for West Australia and Oregon

Hi, Please check out a new thread I just created relevant to this topic. It's in the Chill section because I thought that was where it was supposed to be posted. Title is something like "Solution to 40 years of drug law reform failures". Thanks, Carl Turney Master of Arts, in Public Policy Honours, in Commerce Co-founder of Mini Ethnobotanica Victoria (direct predecessor to Entheogenesis Australis) Former State Coordinator of NORML for West Australia and Oregon

Hi Folks, I've been to each of the Ethnobotanica conferences in NNSW, originally started the similar conferences in Victoria, gave a presentation on the Lagochilus of Uzbekistan (which I saw in its natural environment), and am known by Torsten. You can check my bona fides with him if you want. I'm hoping to migrate to New Zealand, particularly Wellington (but who knows), and am an old but keen ethnobotanist. If you know of any ethnobotany websites, clubs, organisations, conferences, events etc. in New Zealand, PLEASE let me know. If you know of any responsible and dependable ethnobotanists in New Zealand, PLEASE feel free to forward my contact details on to them. I "never" visit these Forums, so emailing me directly would be MUCH better. Carl Turney Email [email protected]

Hi Folks, I've been to each of the Ethnobotanica conferences in NNSW, originally started the similar conferences in Victoria, gave a presentation on the Lagochilus of Uzbekistan (which I saw in its natural environment), and am known by Torsten. You can check my bona fides with him if you want. I'm hoping to migrate to New Zealand, particularly Wellington (but who knows), and am an old but keen ethnobotanist. If you know of any ethnobotany websites, clubs, organisations, conferences, events etc. in New Zealand, PLEASE let me know. If you know of any responsible and dependable ethnobotanists in New Zealand, PLEASE feel free to forward my contact details on to them. I "never" visit these Forums, so emailing me directly would be MUCH better. Carl Turney Email [email protected]

And to think that 10-15 years ago, the CSIRO in conjunction with the Victorian Department of Agriculture were selling "information kits" for $10 that included about 1/4 teaspoon of seeds, and a one page letter telling you how to grow the stuff. I've still got my copy somewhere. My my, how things change over time.