[Sdpg] SUSTAINABLE FAMILY FUN DAY Creating Happy and Productive Home Environments with Permaculture Design, Ojai CA Saturday, November 12, 2005

[Wesley Roe and Marjorie Lakin Erickson]

Bring your Family to a Fun and Fulfilling Day with Nature!

Oak Grove School presents:

SUSTAINABLE FAMILY FUN DAY

Creating Happy and Productive

Home Environments with Permaculture Design

Facilitated by Special Guest, Robina McCurdy
Robina McCurdy is the originator of the internationally respected Schools 
Environmental Education & Development program (SEED) and New Zealand's 
permaculture vocational training course, Planet Organic. Robina has been 
engaged in organic growing, the development of environmental education for 
20 years, applying powerful community-building methods with households, 
neighbourhoods, schools, farms, and developing countries around the world.

A unique workshop for parents, children and child-like adults --

with lots of interactive fun and learning activities for all ages:
    * Design and Create Nibble Gardens and Play Spaces for Children
    * Learn the Art of Site Exploration - to know Soils, Plants and Wildlife
    * Make and Use a Nature Observation Calendar as a Family
    * Enjoy Stories and Songs about Nature and Gardening
    * Create Wildlife Habitat and Propagate Favorite Plants
    * Harvest Water in our Desert Landscape - Make Swales Using an 'A' 
frame Tool
    * Learn from what has been done in the grounds of Oak Grove School
    * See the Slideshow: Small Space: Big Harvest
Saturday, November 12, 2005

9:30- 4pm, Bring food for Pot Luck Vegetarian Lunch

at Oak Grove School, 220 West Lomita, Meiners Oaks, Ojai


Cost: Adults: Sliding scale $45 - $90 ($75 - $150 per couple)

Children: $15, 2 for $22, additional siblings free

Register by calling Dorothy Wallstein, Tel. 646 0752 or email 
<mailto:dorothy at paulherder.com>dorothy at paulherder<mailto:dorothy at paulherder.com>.com


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