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Who manages Managing Wholes?
Who manages this site and whyPeter Donovan started and manages Managing Wholes. Wilma Keppel joined the team in April 2002. We donate our time and money to run this site because we believe that holistic decision-making is the best hope for humanity's future. Want to join the team or lend us your skills? Contact us. About usPeter Donovan has hands-on experience with land and stock management, low-stress stock handling, Holistic Management, community development, consensus-building, and more. He also does freelance media work; see his resume and portfolio. He completed Holistic Management International's Holistic Management Educator course in 1997, but chose not to pursue certification. A community leader, he was instrumental in bringing Enterprise Facilitation to Wallowa County in eastern Oregon, U.S.A., where he lives.
Wilma Keppel enjoys simplifying and clarifying regenerative land mangement so that ordinary people can understand it. She writes on a variety of topics, including ecology, sustainable agriculture, and applied psychology. She is co-author of How to Build With Grid Beam: A fast, easy, and affordable system for building almost anything (New Society Publishers, 2008). Since 2003 she has done research in practical psychology — real things people can do to improve our lives. She currently teaches life enhancement and mental performance skills through Peak Performance Preparation in Oakland, California. Site historyBefore it was a website, Managing Wholes was a magazine. Patterns of Choice: A journal of people, land, and money was originally called Practical Holism in the Northwest when Peter and Erin Donovan started it in 1997. The website began supplementing the magazine in 1998. Patterns of Choice ceased publication in early 2001. We can reach a lot more people with less effort over the web. How to contact usEmail us (opens web form), write, or call: How to make a donationHelp us cover the cost of running this site. Send a check made out to "Peter Donovan" to the address above, or donate via PayPal, a fast, secure, free way to transfer money online. Start an account. Click the button to donate: |
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