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Der Permakultur-Designkurs vermittelt den TeilnehmerInnen die planerischen und fachlichen Grundlagen, um Gärten, Betriebe, Projekte und Unternehmen nach den Prinzipien der Permakultur zu gestalten. Auch in der Bau- und Stadtplanung können die Prinzipien Anwendung finden, um eine zukunftsfähige Lebensweise zu fördern. Dabei steht das Verständnis der natürlichen Kreisläufe und Prozesse im Vordergrund, welches die Grundlage des Permakultur-Designs ist. Der Lernweg einer tiefen Naturverbindung wird während des Kurses beschritten, um den Menschen im ökologischen Netzwerk der Erde wieder einzubinden. Dabei ist auch die Gemeinschaftsbildung ein wichtiger Bestandteil dieses ökologischen Geflechts, die während des Kurses eine bereichernde Erfahrung für die TeilnehmerInnen sein wird. Der Intensivkurs umfasst alle Module des Permakultur-Designkurses nach dem internationalen Curriculum und schafft somit die Voraussetzungen für die Ausbildung zum/zur Permakultur Designer/in. Inhalte: – Einführung in die Permakultur – Permakulturplanungsinstrumente und Designprozesse – Selbstversorgung mit Permakultur – Bauen, Wohnen und Leben in der Permakultur – Permakultur in Dörfern, Städten und Gemeinschaften – Natur- und Sinneswahrnehmungsübungen – Pflanzenkunde, Kompostieren, essbare Waldgärten und vieles mehr weitere Infos auf www.alpine-permakultur.ch Preis: Seminarpreis: CHF 1600.- Frühbuchpreis bis 1. Mai 2016 CHF 1400.- Kost & Logis inkl. Vollpension: – Mehrbettzimmer CHF 95.- – Zelt CHF 70.-/Nacht Für wenig Verdienende: – Sommer: Zelt CHF 60.- – Frühling, Herbst, Winter: Mehrbettzimmer CHF 85.- Mitnehmen: – Schreibutensilien – wetterfeste Kleidung – gutes Schuhwerk Buchung: Per e-mail an in**@**********lp.ch oder online über die Webseite bis 3 Wochen vor Kursbeginn Ort: Verein Zentrum der Einheit Schweibenalp CH-3855 Brienz Telefon: +41 (0) 33 952 2000 E-Mail: in**@**********lp.ch Telefonzeiten: Mo. – Fr. 10.00 – 12.00 Uhr und 1

This course is intended to offer theory and practices of Foundation of Yoga Asana for those who want to start their yoga path. The course is held at Gaia Ashram, located at Ban That, Phen District, Udon Thani Province, Thailand. WHAT WILL YOU BE LEARNING IN THE COURSE -Foundation of Yoga Asana -Fundamental of Pranayamas -Meditation and Kriya (cleanse) -Main groups of asanas: standing, folding forward, backbend, inversion and twisting. -Techniques for entering and exiting the asanas -How to practice safely and prevent injury, and build your own consistent practice with suitable adjustments for your body INSTRUCTOR Wanwisa Taesuwan or Kru Tuk has been practicing yoga for over ten years. She has been practicing Bikram Yoga(hot yoga), Jivamukti Yoga(Hatha Vinyasa), Iyengar Yoga, Yin Yoga & Hatha Yoga. Wanwisa has been teaching yoga overseas and in Thailand for 5 years now. She is also the founder of Yoga Together for Youth Detention Center (volunteer program) & Yoga for community. Wanwisa runs yoga retreats in Thailand, Laos & Bali as well as co teaching TTC (Teacher Training Course) A part from Yoga, Wanwisa is passionate about homemade products such as soap making, Kombucha and traditional and healthy snacks.

This postgraduate programme in Ecological Design Thinking will help to create a global network of design educators and practitioners able to respond to pressing economic, social and ecological challenges. It will enable students to play an active and transformative role in communities as we meet the challenge of transitioning to low carbon, high well-being and resilient places and systems. Never has there been a more important time for a new approach to design. students on an ecological design courseThe programme is rooted in an exploration of ecosystem dynamics, trends and behaviour, and socio-cultural systems and dynamics. It will focus on the design of the built environment and the connected ecological and social systems and services, but students will also be encouraged to apply lessons from nature to the design of all of our systems – political, economic, educational and sociocultural. Together, we will explore how transdiscplinary, collaborative teams can solve complex problems, and how using approaches from nature to shape all of our relationships might help us to create healthy, durable, resilient, just, and prosperous communities. Students will experiment with new ways of working first in studio where they will apply the principles of Ecological Design, and then through a series of short placements with partner organisations. They will be introduced to facilitation and participation techniques, and will be involved in the co-production of both the design, and the full lifecycle of projects. There will be a particular focus in the studio sessions on the design of settlements and the connected ecological and social systems and services. Taught elements will include input from leaders in the fields of ecological design, ecology, climate change, new economics and social change from around the world. This programme is the fourth postgraduate programme to be developed at Schumacher College and will contribute to and enhance the ongoing collaborative i

We are invited to expand and explore our response to the climate emergency. This online summit from Feb 1 to Feb 10 is hosted by the Global Ecovillage Network, based in Scotland. Participants in Billings will have the opportunity Feb 6 to gather as a Hub and enter into an engaging dialogue that allows participants to reflect on the climate emergency, how it affects our community, how we are responding, and what we have learned from this week of online presentations. RSVP Angela’s Piazza 406 255-0611 to ensure space is adequate.