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Oxford Permaculture Design
Course
Full residential Permaculture Design course 12th 'til 24th September 2011 taught by Phil Pritchard and Julie Tellam Do you want to make our community more sustainable and resilient to changing climate? Do you want to develop your practical skills so you can grow your own food and eco-renovate your home? This Permaculture Design Course will help develop your skills and empower you as an agent for change in our society. This course will focus on urban permaculture, food production and ecorenovation. The course will include theory and practical skill sessions and include supported space for participants to work on their own design projects "Permaculture is a philosophy of … protracted and thoughtful observation rather than protracted and thoughtless labour." -Masanobu Fukuoka, Japanese farmer and philosopher Permanent-culture is a life sustaining society that doesn’t jeopardise the future. Permaculture is variously described as common sense, revolution dressed up as gardening and an ethical design process. Permaculture is working with nature to make a better world for all. By observing the natural world we can glean wisdom and see that there are principles at work. Permaculture design uses these principles to develop healthy, efficient, integrated systems to provide for our needs of food, water, shelter, energy and community. Through Permaculture design we can improve the quality and productivity of our individual lives, our society and our environment. For more information please contact:
Philip Pritchard 01865 718980 or e-mail phil@rubbishmonsters.com |
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