[Ccpg] Grow Here Now A Permaculture Convergence June 5 - June 12, 2005 Lama Foundation Toas New Mexico

[Wesley Roe and Marjorie Lakin Erickson]

Grow Here Now A Permaculture Convergence
Dates: June 5, 2005 (Sunday) – June 12, 2005 (Sunday)
Cost: $450
http://www.lamafoundation.org/

Lama Foundation proudly presents a permaculture convergence, “Grow Here 
Now!” This will be an excellent opportunity for anyone who is concerned 
about the state of the Earth, and desires to learn how to apply earth-based 
skills to their daily lives and share their wealth of knowledge with others.

Since the 1996 Hondo Fire, which destroyed 95% of Lama’s surface 
vegetation, there has been an amazing effort over the years to rebuild and 
restore in a positive, healing, and regenerative way, making Lama a 
fascinating Permaculture classroom. It is our great hope that all involved 
will leave the experience energized and inspired to share these vital tools 
with the world.

Through connecting with so many caring, talented individuals on all levels 
and in several learning methods, people will have the chance to delve 
deeply into the theories and practices of permaculture and sustainability. 
Hands-on, walk-and-talks, slide shows, and informal discussions will offer 
the chance to delve deeply into the theories and practices of permaculture. 
What’s more, Lama offers pristine spring water, pure solar power, wonderful 
vegetarian cuisine, and is one of the oldest and most respected intentional 
and spiritual communities in the U.S.

Whether it be solar electricity, water catchment, land restoration or 
spirituality in relation to nature (just for starters) teachers and 
participants alike can expect a very rich week.

For more info:
Please call 505-586-1269 (ask for Austin or Lynn)
Or email us: registrar at lamafoundation.org

Land Apprenticeship and Permaculture Happening 2 ("LAPH")
Dates: May 29, 2005 (Sunday) – August 6, 2005 (Saturday)
Cost: $2200
Teacher: Rico Zook



Land Apprenticeship and Permaculture Happening (LAPH) returns to Lama 
Foundation in summer 2005. This ten week course, limited to eight students, 
involves an expanded permaculture curriculum, offering deeper immersion 
into permaculture as it relates to community life at Lama, one of the 
oldest and most respected intentional and spiritual communities in the U. S.

LAPH is for the person who wants to delve into a hands-on program focused 
on permaculture principles, exploring topics like annual food production, 
water (source to sink, catchment and drip irrigation), land restoration, 
natural building, and community issues. There will be an opportunity to 
focus on and tap into our locally thriving sustainable community in Taos 
and surrounding areas.

As a LAPH student, you will be involved in community service and 
gatherings, becoming fully integrated as a “Lama Bean.” During the summer 
at Lama, you may make new friends, sing and dance often, enjoy the 
breathtaking surroundings and nearby Taos, experience your heart opening 
wide in community life and feel the unique nourishment of the sacred Lama 
Mountain. There is truly never a dull moment!

The course will culminate in Permaculture Design Certification.

The Teacher:
Richard Zook has lived most of his adult life in the wilderness after 
receiving a degree in environmental studies with an emphasis on land 
restoration. He came to Lama Mountain after the 1996 fire as foreman and 
co-director of the Land Restoration team. Since 1998, Rico has been the 
Land Manager for the Lama Foundation applying permaculture design as well 
as installing and stewarding most of the land systems.

For more info:
Please call 505-586-1269 (ask for Lynn)
Or email us: registrar at lamafoundation.org