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Old 16-04-2006, 03:02 AM posted to austin.gardening
J Kolenovsky
 
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With the loomimg collapse of the Global Economies as a result of a Post
Carbon Fossil-Fuel Age, this would be a self-applicable course to take.

J
(if you haven't heard of Peak Oil, see the links below.

Selwyn wrote:
Introduction to Permaculture
Weekend Course
Saturday/Sunday April 29-30 - Austin, Texas

A 2-day introductory course led by noted Permaculture instructors Dick
Pierce and Selwyn Polit, offering practical training and skills in
sustainable living. We will cover design principles and technologies
that you can easily apply to your home, workplace, and community to
help you live well in the city or the country. The course also serves
as the first two days of the 10-day Permaculture Design Course. cost
$120.

To learn Principles, ethics, concepts, techniques, tools and ideas to:

Mimic Nature starting with detailed, long-term observation of
our unique local habitat
Solutions/designs to our Central Texas climate, water, soil,
vegetation, gardening, etc.
Capture and effectively use and re-use water
Build an herb spiral
Learn to compost
Introduction to natural & green building
Growing food locally in small spaces, with little time
Encourage natural cycles - plants, animals, etc.
Homes and landscapes that serve people, attract wildlife, and
create restorative habitat.
Implement landscapes that take care of themselves

Register and get more info at
http://www.austinprogressivecalendar...06IntroWeekend

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Old 17-04-2006, 05:42 PM posted to austin.gardening
Mike Harris
 
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"J Kolenovsky" wrote in message
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With the loomimg collapse of the Global Economies as a result of a Post
Carbon Fossil-Fuel Age, this would be a self-applicable course to take.

J
(if you haven't heard of Peak Oil, see the links below.


Petitio principii, my good man. Hogwash, for those who don't care for
Latin. Global economies won't collapse when we run out of oil any more than
they collapsed when we stopped burning whales or wood.

That said, it sounds like an interesting course. Pricey, but interesting.
I've found that it's easier to work with nature than against it. With any
luck they'll keep it to practicalities and minimize the Green Politics.
--
Mike Harris
Austin, TX



Selwyn wrote:
Introduction to Permaculture
Weekend Course
Saturday/Sunday April 29-30 - Austin, Texas

A 2-day introductory course led by noted Permaculture instructors Dick
Pierce and Selwyn Polit, offering practical training and skills in
sustainable living. We will cover design principles and technologies
that you can easily apply to your home, workplace, and community to
help you live well in the city or the country. The course also serves
as the first two days of the 10-day Permaculture Design Course. cost
$120.

To learn Principles, ethics, concepts, techniques, tools and ideas to:

Mimic Nature starting with detailed, long-term observation of
our unique local habitat
Solutions/designs to our Central Texas climate, water, soil,
vegetation, gardening, etc.
Capture and effectively use and re-use water
Build an herb spiral
Learn to compost
Introduction to natural & green building
Growing food locally in small spaces, with little time
Encourage natural cycles - plants, animals, etc.
Homes and landscapes that serve people, attract wildlife, and
create restorative habitat.
Implement landscapes that take care of themselves

Register and get more info at
http://www.austinprogressivecalendar...06IntroWeekend




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