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Today's Topics:
1. Mark Lakeman from City Repair coming to LA (Camille Cimino)
2. Common Vision Permaculture Series: Soil Food Web course Aug
10-14 / Orchard as Ecosystem Sept 11-13/ Permaculture Design
Intensive Oct 2-4 Bay Area
(Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network)
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Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 16:11:36 -0700
From: Camille Cimino <camillecimino@gmail.com>
To: lapg@arashi.com, PermacultureLA_0809@yahoogroups.com,
cityrepairla@lists.riseup.net
Subject: [Lapg] Mark Lakeman from City Repair coming to LA
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It's confirmed that Mark Lakeman is coming to LA Sept 11 - 16.
We are planning lectures and at least 2 intersection repair workshops.
We have both an east side and a west side group organizing events.
We are still looking for additional lecture opportunities and volunteers.
If you are interested please contact me.
Thanks,
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Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2009 21:46:34 -0700
From: Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
<lakinroe@silcom.com>
To: lapg@arashi.com
Subject: [Lapg] Common Vision Permaculture Series: Soil Food Web
course Aug 10-14 / Orchard as Ecosystem Sept 11-13/ Permaculture
Design Intensive Oct 2-4 Bay Area
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Here's some info on the "World Leaders in Sustainability" series.
Common Vision has an epic line-up of permaculture and sustainability
workshops this summer/fall with some of the most esteemed teachers in
the world, namely Elaine Ingham, Darren Doherty, and Michael Philips.
All courses will be held at the M.A. Center in Castro Valley with
group camping options. We hope you can be involved.
Soil Food Web w/ Dr. Elaine Ingham (August 2009)
August 10-14th 2009 @ M.A. Center in Bay Area
Dr. Elaine Ingham PhD is revered internationally as the preeminent
teacher of soil micro-life and how human survival depends on it.
Her five day intensive course will transmit a wealth of knowledge
and teach hands-on compost and compost tea strategies for organic
gardens, orchards, and landscapes. Common Vision and the GreenFriends
have worked hard to offer this course at almost half the price of Dr.
Ingham's usual course tuitions.
In this course you will learn to:
* Understand Soil Microlife
* Make biologically powerful compost
* Brew and analyze Compost Tea
* Grow healthier plants and food
* Never look at soil the same way again
* Save the planet through top soil health.
<http://commonvision.org/programs/courses/soilfoodweb/soilfoodweb.php>http://commonvision.org/programs/courses/soilfoodweb/soilfoodweb.php
Fruit Forest: Orchard as Ecosystem (Sept 2009)
September 11-13 @ M.A. Center in the Bay Area
Michael Philips is author of The Apple Grower, a definitive guide to
growing organic apples holistically. Michael's knowledge of fruit
trees, orchard management, companion plants, and soil science has
helped him to become well spring of information and inspiration for
orchardists and backyard gardeners alike. He integrates the
intuitive knowledge of our great-grandparents with the fruits of
modern scientific research and innovation. Michael shares his breadth
of wisdom woven through personal stories in a way of amplifying a
passion and inspiration for growing fruit trees and 'abetting
Nature's way'. Using the MA Center orchards, Michael will bring
participants on an ecological journey that explores how we can create
an optimal "forest-edge- ecosystem" perfect for fruit trees.
* Walking through the orchard season
* Moving beyond organic: The holistic approach
* Creating a diverse, healthy orchard ecosystem
* Managing understory plants, nutrients, and beneficial microorganisms.
* Using plant medicines and compost teas to boost tree immune resistance
* Evaluating strategies for the existing and new hillside
orchards at the MA Center
* On site Apple Harvesting and Juicing
<http://commonvision.org/programs/courses/applegrower/applegrower.php>http://commonvision.org/programs/courses/applegrower/applegrower.php
Permaculture Design Intensive with Darren Doherty (Oct 2009)
October 2-4 @ M.A. Center in Bay Area
Darren Doherty (Australia) is one of the world's most experienced
Permaculture Design professionals and teachers. A prolific
designer, Darren has developed over 1100 properties across 4
continents and has co-taught with Bill Mollison & David Holmgren (the
co-originators of Permaculture) and Geoff Lawton. In this workshop
Darren will be bringing his immense experience in water design,
pasture regeneration, and species selection to the MA Center to work
with participants to create a working design that:
* Rapidly improves soil fertility for the new orchards.
* Connects rainwater catching earthworks across the landscape
* Employs Keyline design strategies for orchards, paddocks, and
reforestation
* Uses cow grazing to improve soil health.
* Plants trees within grazing patterns.
* Develop a productive and marketable agroforestry system
* Exploring the food forest / orchard edge
* Hand-on Keyline design and live ploughing
* On-site Permaculture consultancy strategies
<http://commonvision.org/programs/courses/darrendoherty/darrendoherty.php>http://commonvision.org/programs/courses/darrendoherty/darrendoherty.php
About the M.A. Center
The M.A. Center is the US headquarters for the international
humanitarian and spiritual activities of an India saint, Mata
Amritanandamayi (known as Amma). The 180-acre grounds serve as an
educational hub for the Bay Area through demonstration of exemplary
sustainable design and practices. Drawn by the site's beauty,
accessibility by public transportation, and the center's
uncompromising dedication to using all proceeds to fund international
humanitarian aid projects, hundreds of volunteers have joined
together in service to plant the orchards and reforest the hillsides.
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