[Scpg] Intro to Permaculture with Warren Brush in Topanga Canyon June 27-28

[Quail Springs]

Introduction to Permaculture Living

with Warren Brush

Topanga Canyon, CA

June 27& 28, 2009

$200

To Register Contact: 

Azmina Kanji-Convener

email:  <mailto:akanji66 at hotmail.com> akanji66 at hotmail.com

Phone: 310-455-3508

 

Join us this June 27 and 28th, 2009 for a two-day introductory course that
will delve into sustainable systems planning for your home and community
using permaculture.  Learn the basic principles to save resources, money,
and life-energy at your home through integrated design.  Topics that will be
covered include:  

*	Introduction to Permaculture ethics and principles
*	Making an effective and safe compost pile in 21-days
*	Greywater strategies including a laundry-to-landscape system
hands-on installation
*	Rainwater harvesting
*	Basic sustainable systems design strategies
*	Earthworks for drought-proofing

What is Permaculture?  Permaculture is an ethically driven integrated design
science that creates, recognizes, and maintains regenerative systems within
the land and our communities. It is estimated that there are over 850,000
grass roots projects in over 135 countries worldwide and is now being taught
in universities and colleges worldwide.

 

Warren Brush is a certified Permaculture designer, educator, and
storyteller. He is co-founder of Quail Springs Learning Oasis & Permaculture
Farm, Sustainable Vocations, Wilderness Youth Project, Mentoring for Peace,
and Trees for Children.  He works extensively in Permaculture education and
sustainability design in North America and in Africa.  

 

Call Azmina Kanji today at 310 455-3508 to register for this exciting
course.

 

"Permaculture is an ethically driven integrated design science that creates,
recognizes, and supports regenerative systems within the land and our
communities"

 

 

 

 

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