[Southern California Permaculture] Santa Barbara City College Permaculture Work Day

[Kendall Craig]

SBCC Permaculture Garden Work Day and Fog Catcher Implementation


The SBCC Permaculture Garden is a project run by the SBCC Center for
Sustainability, designed to create a sustainable, food-producing
alternative landscape that will be used as an on-campus educational tool
for SBCC and the greater community. Permaculture is a growing form of
sustainable design that uses the same patterns and principles found in
nature to reduce or eliminate wasted energy and resources. We are also
going to be putting up our newly designed fog catcher, which condenses fog
into water, which we will use to irrigate the permaculture plots.

The Work Day will be held on Arbor Day, April 29, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on
SBCC’s West Campus, by the Business-Communications building. We plan on
sheet mulching undeveloped plots to prepare them for planting, and to begin
planting in the two previously-prepared plots. Many hands will make light
work, so we hope to see all of you out there! Please contact Kendall Craig
at sbccpermaculture at gmail.com to rsvp or for any questions.

Drinks, snacks & good company all provided

In addition to volunteer support, we also rely on outside contributions as
a major part of our funding. Please consider making a donation through the
SBCC foundation to help this project.

To Donate:

1) Go to www.sbccfoundation.org

2) Click on donate

3) Specify donation amount and frequency of donation

4) When asked "any specific instructions to accompany your gift?" input
"This donation goes directly to the SBCC Center for Sustainability's
projects" this will ensure that your donation will go towards the
permaculture project.

5) Input donor information and payment information
6) Proceed to confirmation

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Kendall Craig
Permaculture Garden Coordinator
Santa Barbara City College
805 450 4757
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