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SUMMARY:TWO-DAY INTRODUCTION TO SUBURBAN PERMACULTURE
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to create a sustainable future in your\nsuburban backyard and beyond. A central theme in\nPermaculture is the design of regenerative and\necological landscapes that produce food. Permaculture\nalso includes energy-efficient buildings\,\nwaste-water treatment\, and land stewardship. It has\nexpanded its purview to include economic and social\nstructures that support the evolution and development\nof more permanent communities\, such as cohousing\nprojects and eco-villages. Design concepts\nare applicable to urban\, suburban\, and rural settings\,\nand for single households\, whole farms and villages.\nIn this two-day course you will learn the ethics\,\nprinciples and holistic design processes practiced in\nPermaculture. Plus\, you will take part in a hands-on\nPermaculture project at local sites to put theory into\npractice. Taught by Drew Harwell & Susan Osofsky.\n\nDrew is an edible-garden and Permaculture\nconsultant\, the manager of Jesse Cool's Seeds of Change\nGarden and the former Common Ground Garden Manager.\nSusan is a suburban Permaculturalist who enjoys\ncultivating her own backyard mini-farm. She is also an\navid compost tea brewer whose passion is creating\nbiologically active soil. Susan is the Orchard Harvest\nCoordinator for Village Harvest\, where she organizes\nharvests of local orchards whose bounty goes to feed the hungry in the community.\n\nDrew Harwell & Susan Osofsky Sat & Sun\, April 21 & 22\n10:30 – 4:00+ $150
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Learn how to create a sustainable future in your\nsuburban backyard and beyond. A central theme in\nPermaculture is the design of regenerative and\necological landscapes that produce food. Permaculture\nalso includes energy-efficient buildings\,\nwaste-water treatment\, and land stewardship. It has\nexpanded its purview to include economic and social\nstructures that support the evolution and development\nof more permanent communities\, such as cohousing\nprojects and eco-villages. Design concepts\nare applicable to urban\, suburban\, and rural settings\,\nand for single households\, whole farms and villages.\nIn this two-day course you will learn the ethics\,\nprinciples and holistic design processes practiced in\nPermaculture. Plus\, you will take part in a hands-on\nPermaculture project at local sites to put theory into\npractice. Taught by Drew Harwell & Susan Osofsky.\n\nDrew is an edible-garden and Permaculture\nconsultant\, the manager of Jesse Cool's Seeds of Change\nGarden and the former Common Ground Garden Manager.\nSusan is a suburban Permaculturalist who enjoys\ncultivating her own backyard mini-farm. She is also an\navid compost tea brewer whose passion is creating\nbiologically active soil. Susan is the Orchard Harvest\nCoordinator for Village Harvest\, where she organizes\nharvests of local orchards whose bounty goes to feed the hungry in the community.\n\nDrew Harwell & Susan Osofsky Sat & Sun\, April 21 & 22\n10:30 – 4:00+ $150\n
LOCATION:559 College Ave.\, Palo Alto\, C 94306
UID:e.2469.1176
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DTSTAMP:20260426T025218Z
URL:https://business.paloaltochamber.com/events/details/two-day-introduction-to-suburban-permaculture-04-21-2012-1176
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