An interview with the foundress of Nature.is

An interviw with Guðrún Tryggvadóttur director and foundress of Nature.is just aired on the website Everydaystories.be wich tells stories of ordinary people leading extraordinary lives. Ólöf Guðbjörg Söebech is the author of Everydaystories.be but she came to Iceland with her camera man to Iceland last May to make this interview along with one of Sóley Elíastdóttir. The enterprize was financed by the Nordic Culture Fund.

Everydaystories.be tells stories of inspiring people that live in European cities and who have found their own creative ways to lead sustainable and meaningful lives, everyday

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We know a lot about the environmental and social challenges we face.
We know our current consumer oriented lifestyles are not making us happier.
We care and we want to make a difference, but how?
What is a meaningful and sustainable life? And how do we get there?

Everydaystories.be tells stories of real people doing real things. Starting in Belgian cities and moving to other cities in Europe, we will follow people who live everyday in a meaningful sustainable way. They are all inspiring characters that are true to the idea of sustainability in most of their actions, their work, life, and travel. Furthermore, these people are not marginal, self-sacrificing or “ecological weirdos” but “ordinary everyday people.” They all have an interesting story to tell and they are willing to share these with us here.

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Photo: Guðrún Tryggvadóttir, from everydaystories.be.