[Ccpg] announcing new format - CARBON ECONOMY SERIES SANTA BARBARA

[Quail Springs]

CARBON ECONOMY SERIES - SANTA BARBARA 
reformatted  
November and December 2009 
 
www.CarbonEconomySB.com 

The Carbon Economy series, convened by Quail Springs and Orella Ranch, with
local and 
national partners, brings expert teachers to the Santa Barbara area this
fall to share 
sustainable land management and zero waste systems design approaches with
farmers, 
ranchers, land managers, business people, students and citizens.   
 
We've recently reformatted the series, simplifying, reducing course fees,
and introducing two 
public talks.


COURSES AND EVENTS

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Sustainable Land Management: Holistic Resource Management, Broadacre
Permaculture, and 
Keyline Design 
with Darren Doherty and Kirk Gadzia
November 10-15, 2009

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ZERI - Zero Emissions Research & Initiatives 
with Gunter Pauli
December 3-5, 2009 training 
December 5, 2009 public talk

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Pathways to Relocalization 
with Joel Salatin
December 9, 2009 public talk 
December 9-11, 2009 training

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CARBON ECONOMY and FARMING SERIES AROUND THE COUNTRY

Reporting from Carbon Farming Courses, Tennessee, August/September 2009
http://carbonfarmingcourse.blogspot.com/  

Carbon Economy Courses, at Regenerative Design Institute, Marin County, CA,
October/November 2009 
http://www.regenerativedesign.org/courses-events/carbon-farming  

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Partners:  Inviting organizations or individuals interested in sharing the
series with their 
networks.  Course discounts are available for partners. 
  
Sponsors:  Are you a Social/Eco Mission-Driven Business, Individual or
Foundation seeking to 
invest in healthy communities, economies and a revitalized planet?  We
invite sponsorships,
and donations of goods or services in-kind. Sponsors will be acknowledged 
on our website, in press releases, at the events themselves, and more. 
Sponsorships are tax-deductible. Meet our current partners and sponsors at
www.CarbonEconomySB.com    
 
Contact:  Kolmi Majumdar, carboneconomy at quailsprings.org 
   
Visit to learn more:  www.CarbonEconomySB.com