Seed Library School

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Seed Library School: April 12 - 14, 2012
NS/S Conservation Center
3584 E. River Road, Tucson, AZ

Rebecca Newburn, Seed School graduate and founder of the pioneering Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library, joins us for an exciting three-day training intensive into starting your own seed library. Everything from location scouting to materials and organization will be covered in this first-of-its-kind learning experience..

Early bird special: Register before March 22nd for only $200!

Tuition: $300.
Deposit to reserve a spot: $200.

Lunch is included. Proceeds benefit Native Seeds/SEARCH.

Full payment is due two weeks prior to the starting date. Space is limited - sign up early! Register and submit your deposit online or call 520-622-0830 ex 100.

REGISTER

Payment can also be made by mailing a check payable to Native Seeds/SEARCH, 3584 E. River Road, Tucson AZ 85718. Indicate "Seed Library School" on your check and include contact information and phone number.

Native American and other scholarships available. Contact belle@nativeseeds.org for information on scholarships.

RESOURCES ABOUT SEED Libraries
1.Welcome to the World of Saving and Sharing Seeds
 The seeds you borrow from the Seed Library of Pima County Public Library are lent to you at no financial cost, and they are priceless.
  http://www.library.pima.gov/seed-library/

2.Richmond Grows Seed Lending Library
http://www.richmondgrows.org/create-a-library.html

Create Your Own Seed Lending Library

Our intention at Richmond Grows is to be a model for sustainability in our community while supporting other communities to create their own seed lending library and seed interchanges (swaps). All of our material is free and available for  non-commercial purposes.


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P.O. Box 92156, Santa Barbara, CA 93190
margie@sbpermaculture.org
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