After translating and fitting Our Seeds our one hour documentary with Chinese subtitles, a group of Taiwanese gardeners, public servants, farmers, teachers, city council planners visited the Seed gardens in Byron Bay. A real please to meet all these hard workers.We has a number of voyage in Taiwan in the last 10 years. We met many civil societies, and tribal groups as we show our documentary and presented our seed concept to them. Thanks to Earth Passengers the environmental organisation who organised our meetings in Taiwan. Thanks to Permaculure Education Robyn Francis had organisied their visit in Australia.
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