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Hi From Brisbane Australia

Spending time recording and editing oral history stories of environmental activists this week. It's for the 40th anniversary of the Queensland Conservation Council coming up in July. Hearing some great stories and its bringing back lots of memories.

On the weekend, I'll be encouraging people to tell their 'Water Smart City' stories at the GreenFest in the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens. Should be fun and I get to combine my passions for storytelling and the environment.

Posted on June 3, 2009 at 8:52pm — 1 Comment

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At 2:47am on November 10, 2010, Storytelling Australia Victoria said…: Hi Daryll, yes, we are doing well. Jackie has this idea for a newsletter so we'll explore that next. CL

At 3:23pm on December 8, 2009, Reisa Stone said…: Since you put it that way, it IS a folk tale. Started in 2006. An urban tale rooted in truth, as all great myths are!

At 2:40am on December 8, 2009, Reisa Stone said…: Well, Daryll, I should admit that the row of songbirds attracted a red tail hawk, who swooped down and nabbed one. However, its little life was not in vain. The TV cameras also captured this inner-city phenomenon, and it underlined the importance of saving the threatened trees.

At 10:40pm on December 6, 2009, Reisa Stone said…: Hi Daryll,

Very cool, recording environmentalists' stories. I organized a community in Victoria, BC, to save an urban forest. A neighbourhood issue became national news. The most touching thing was that with a news team shining camera lights on my balcony, a row of birds lined up on the tree behind me to illustrate my point!

At 7:15pm on June 8, 2009, Daryll Bellingham said…: The Green Fest gig went well. Didn't get to tell many stories myself but heard quite a few from visitors to the City Council's Water Wise City tent. One of the good skills one acquires through being a professional storyteller is that of being confident about reaching out to people. Storytellers have to engage with an audience so it is pretty easy to engage with an audience of one or two and to encourage them to think of their stories.

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