[Lapg] The Santa Barbara Permaculture Design Course Experience

[L. Santoyo Designs]

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* Trades, Work-Trades and Payment Plans now available
* Teachers are also eligible for special Scholarship Discounts


EarthFlow Design Works, The Terra Foundation and HopeDance Media Present:

The Santa Barbara Permaculture Design Course Experience
Creating The Conditions for Sustainability to Happen...
February through July 2008.

http://earthflow.com/sbPDC08.php

One weekend a month for 6 months...
Join us on the second weekends of February through July 2008.

Locations will take us in and around Santa Barbara Co.

A Course for Homeowners, Land Managers & Design Professionals
This training includes the most inspiring examples of sustainable 
land use and human ingenuity from around the world.

     * Sustainable Community Strategies
     * Organizing Eco Neighborhoods
     * Simple Steps Toward a Sustainable Lifestyle
     * Natural Building & Property Development
     * Adding Beauty & Value to Your Home
     * Strategies for Energy Descent & Peak Oil
     * Re-Localizing Food Production
     * Green Business Strategies
     * Finding your Right-Livelihood Career

The Permaculture Design Course has truly transformed the lives and 
enhanced the careers of thousands of people around the world, 
including architects, landscapers, community developers, social 
workers, city planners, teachers, students, farmers, gardeners, 
homeowners, business owners and others.

PART ONE
February 9/10 & March 8/9, 2008
Fire, Water, Earth & Air... Introduction to Permaculture and Natural 
Pattern Understanding.

PART TWO
April 12/13 & May 10/11, 2008
Food, Water, Shelter & Energy... Designing & Building the Complete 
Home Ecosystem.

PART THREE
June 14/15 & July 12/13, 2008
Community & Green Business... EcoVillage Design and Community Celebration.

TEACHING TEAM
Join veteran Permaculture Instructors and Internationally Acclaimed 
Leaders in the Worldwide Sustainability Movement including...
L. Santoyo, Director, EarthFlow Design Works
John Valenzuela, Permaculture Designer, Horticultural Consultant

-plus Heather Flores , Author, Food Not Bombs; Linda Buzzell on 
Eco-Psychology; Larry Saltzman on Organic Gardening; Owen Dell on 
Sustainable Landscape Design and Karl Kras on Green Architecture. 
Other local experts and guest speakers will be announced...

TIMES 9am to 5pm Saturdays and 10am-5pm Sundays

REGISTER  http://earthflow.com/registration.php

TUITION -Register for all or part

     * $90.00 per day
     * $175.00 per weekend
     * $950.00 (pre-paid in full)

Materials and other fees may apply.
Meals, Lodging & Transportation not included.
Note: $250 non-refundable deposit required to guarantee your space.

Teachers enrolling in the full course may apply for scholarship discounts.
Payment Plans, Trades and Work-Trades for up to 50% of course costs 
are available (with an additional $100.00 administrative fee).
To apply contact: worktrade at earthflow.com

SPONSORSHIP
Become a sponsor and help create the conditions for sustainability to happen!

     * Sponsor the course, by offering your venue as a meeting 
location or by offering promotional assistance.
     * Sponsor a student, with tax-deductible contributions to the 
Terra Foundation's Permaculture Scholarship Fund.
     * Contact us at sponsor at earthflow.com for details and additional benefits.

Big Thanks: HopeDance Media, The Terra Foundation, Santa Barbara 
Permaculture Network, Orella Ranch, El Capitan Canyon Resort, 
Sustainable World Radio, Livingreen, Lola's Treasure Beach Resort, 
Oasis Designs, County Landscape & Design, The Santa Barbara Organic 
Gardening Club, Santa Barbara City College, Quail Springs 
Permaculture, MultiMode Technologies, Garden Gossip, Nutiva, Kras 
Design Studio, Guayaki, For The Future, Growing Grounds Farm, Sphere 
Energy, The Permaculture Institute (USA),
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