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Author: Sofi Le Berre

Sofi is in her last year at Green School in Bali, Indonesia, and is originally from Australia and France. She enjoys reading, photography, activism and has strong feminist opinions.

Between The Lines of COY12

November 15, 2016Leave a comment

One thing I learnt from the COY is that there is no better way to get people’s attention then suddenly running around, singing and dancing in a crowd of people doing nothing; because that’s exactly what we did. I have only ever been to a handful of conferences, none of them as big as the … Continue reading Between The Lines of COY12

From A Sip of Water

November 9, 2016November 10, 2016Leave a comment

As I stepped into the Green Zone of the COP22 this morning, the energy was high and I was ready to dive in. Isabel and I had almost done a lap of one of the huge tents when we reached a booth that had a tank of water and, being a little parched, I grabbed … Continue reading From A Sip of Water

A Sustainable Home

November 3, 20161 Comment

We dragged our tired bodies aboard a bus big enough to transport the whole team from the international airport in Rome to our new farm home in Umbria. It was 12:30am. Restlessly falling in and out of sleep, I opened up my eyes and peered out the window, looking down at a misty cliff side. … Continue reading A Sustainable Home

Pasta: A Production

October 29, 2016November 8, 20162 Comments

On Sunday morning, a pasta-making goddess, Elisa, came to Monestevole to teach us her ways. We started out by measuring the ingredients under her watchful eye: 2 kgs of strong flour, 21 eggs from the chickens on the farm, and a whole lot of love to make up for our lack of skill. We created … Continue reading Pasta: A Production

The Power of A Dream

October 29, 2016October 30, 20161 Comment

Whilst staying at the Monestevole farm, we had the opportunity to meet actual ‘tribe’ members, Amy and Neil, TribeWanted board members. On Wednesday night, this entrepreneurial couple from England visited the farm to talk to us about one of their biggest dreams that, in 2002, became a reality. It all began in northern Mozambique in … Continue reading The Power of A Dream

Grease in Greece

October 20, 2016October 20, 2016Leave a comment

We haven’t exactly been looking at biofuels during our time in Greece, but after my first blog post about biogas in Bali and Pak Kyle’s (Green School’s Bio Bus founder) intrigue and love for all things biodiesel, I decided to do a little research on biodiesels in Greece. While the biodiesel scene here is a bit … Continue reading Grease in Greece

A Greek Standoff (of sorts)

October 13, 2016October 18, 20165 Comments

I cannot stand olives. I’ve managed to dodge them for most of my life, sticking them on my sister's plate if I was ever served them; the smell alone keeping them far from my mouth. But we are in Greece, and there is no escaping the olive here. In Athens, we were taught how much … Continue reading A Greek Standoff (of sorts)

“Education Can Change the World”

October 7, 2016October 6, 20161 Comment

We first met Eva in the lounge area in our hostel in Athens. It wasn’t that she was staying at the hostel or anything, but a former colleague of hers, Gelly, had come to talk to us about her role in education in Greece and as they used to work together at an intercultural school … Continue reading “Education Can Change the World”

Traditional Heroes

September 25, 2016September 29, 20163 Comments

We walked into this one a little blind, like a lot of things we’ve done on Earth Bound so far really. The only clue we had to what was about to unveil was that Sarita was giddy with excitement, but once again - a pretty regular thing. We were told it was called Saman Dance, … Continue reading Traditional Heroes

Biogas in Bali

September 8, 2016September 8, 20162 Comments

During our “One Mile Deep - Sibang Kaja” learning period, we went on a little adventure to see what was happening around the village. Sitting in the back of the Kul Kul Farm truck, the Earth Bound team set off to a Biogas farm just around the corner from Green School. We smelt the cows … Continue reading Biogas in Bali

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