Then you also have the Memphis Horns: Pio and Claudio Spinosi in Torniella (Southern Tuscany), Jul. 1, 2012
These things tend to happen in the Farma Valley.
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Understanding Community Conservation in Europe, in Gerace
From Sep. 11 to Sep 16, 2011 I attended in Gerace, Calabria, a UNESCO workshop on community conservation pratices in Europe. I also proposed a poster on the Farma Valley and on the projects we have developed from this area:
Peter Crivelli and Dioniso Nota at Terra Futura
Ecco a voi il Farma Valley Stomp #2: Con un ringraziamento a Zoes e a Marco Baravalle in particolare per l’ospitalità .
In between the Cathedral and the Bazaar: Points of View on free/open geographic information from 2007 to 2013
[blog post added on July 25, 2015. The official version of this article, in Italian, is available from the official archives of the Geomedia magazine, which I thank once more for hosting it. The article was written sometime between December 2009 and January 2010 and was, in fact, published after I left GFOSS.it. One of … Continue reading In between the Cathedral and the Bazaar: Points of View on free/open geographic information from 2007 to 2013
Pietro Crivelli
Pietro “Raman” Crivelli has been collaborating with the pibinko.org network since 2011. Mostly in music-related situations, but not only. You may look up his appearances both on the main pibinko.org site, as well as in the Jug Band Colline Metallifere site (look for Crivelli via the search engines in each site). Pietro is also a … Continue reading Pietro Crivelli
Jan. 29, 2010 on BuioMetria Partecipativa (Corriere di Maremma)
Lo studio sulla qualità del cielo tocca anche le Colline Metallifere La BuioMetria dalla Maremma alla Sardegna #ROCCASTRADA – La BuioMetria partecipativa nasce da un gioco di parole e parla molto più di quanto immaginiamo, portando avanti una moltitudine di obiettivi quali la promozione, la salvaguardia e la conoscenza del territorio. In pratica, è un … Continue reading Jan. 29, 2010 on BuioMetria Partecipativa (Corriere di Maremma)
Oct. 16, 2009 – Il Tirreno ed. Grosseto, Alla scoperta della bellezza del buio I cieli notturni di Maremma, tesoro da tutelare.
Alla scoperta della bellezza del buio I cieli notturni di Maremma, tesoro da tutelare. Clicca sull’immagine per ingrandire. #Roccastrada dedica un’intera serata a un ambizioso progetto ROCCASTRADA. L’entroterra grossetano è una delle poche zone in Italia poco “inquinata dalla luce”. Dunque, in Maremma, c’è un’eccellente qualità del cielo notturno, caratteristica percepita da chiunque viva qui … Continue reading Oct. 16, 2009 – Il Tirreno ed. Grosseto, Alla scoperta della bellezza del buio I cieli notturni di Maremma, tesoro da tutelare.
Andrea Bartalucci
A contractor for maintenance works of different kind, and with a great experience with wines (running a wine bar in Tuscany for more than ten years). He was also the first citizen registered as a participant in our Night Sky Quality Participatory Monitoring project, in 2008 (cfr. TG2 Costume e Societa del 30-3-2010)
Communities of Torniella, Piloni, and Scalvaia
Torniella, Piloni and Scalvaia are three hamlets populating the scarcely populated Farma Valley, half way between Siena and Grosseto, in Southern Tuscany. Torniella (with the presence of folks also from Piloni and Scalvaia) was the starting point on January 4, 2007 of the Palla a 21 in Chicago project. This subsequently triggered many of the … Continue reading Communities of Torniella, Piloni, and Scalvaia
A little “participatory lithology” exercise from Southern Tuscany
Here is a new initiative by the pibinko.org network: culture, environment, open innovation, and music since 2007. Following the wave of projects such as M(‘)appare Milano, BuioMetria Partecipativa on light pollution, and the community map in various parts of the Tuscan Metalliferous Hills (Farma Valley, Tatti, Roccastrada), we now give you a story in the … Continue reading A little “participatory lithology” exercise from Southern Tuscany