Taller de diseño permacultural

BlogTalkRadio is the world’s largest and most influential social radio network with thousands of talented experts hosting shows on every kind of topic — from politics and current affairs, entertainment and sports to health and finance. Please find below a message from Russ Purvis the coordinator: In September 2014 – December 2014, I would like to begin a series of interviews with all of the African Regions. Technology is our friend and biggest challenge. I would like to begin in W. Africa. Without creating controversy the West gets little news from Africa so some realism might help. To determine who might be the best candidate will probably be who has the best Skype/internet connection? My suggestion is: go to Blog Talk Radio, register, listen to a programme or 2, and try to call in via Skype on a live programme. This will prepare us for any technical issue. Thank you for the opportunity and I look forward to your response. Best regards, Russ Purvis Ecovillage Radio http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search?q=Ecovillage+Radio

This international Ecovillage Design Education course (EDE) is a four week course that is certified by Gaia Education (www.gaiaeducation.org) & recognised as a contributor to UNESCO Global Action Programme (GAP) on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD). This Ecovillage Design Education course will be held from the 29th of July until the 26th of August, 2018 at Gaia Ashram, Thailand. The curriculum for this course has been developed by Gaia Education and is often referred to as EDE. The EDE provides students of all ages with the knowledge and practical skills on how to design a society or a community/village which uses energy and materials with greater efficiency, distributes wealth fairly and strives to eliminate the concept of waste. The knowledge of EDE is also adaptable for personal or family level of transformation, in urban and rural contexts. This EDE is also supported and acknowledged by the Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) and is actively supported on the ground by a collaboration of GENOA (Global Ecovillage Network of Oceania & Asia) & NextGENOA (the youth network of GENOA).

En Sunseed todos los martes a las 16:00 ofrecemos visitas guiadas gratis a nuestro proyecto. Existen diferentes Visitas organizadas por los diferentes Departamentos: Posibilidad de comida o cena vegetariana a las 19.30 – por donacion minima 5€ por persona. Imprescindible concertar cita. Para mayor informacion y reservas contactanos – 950 525770 Contacto: Clara Ruiz de Gauna Coordinadora de Comunicación y Educación Sunseed Tecnología del Desierto Telf. (+34) 950 525 770 Email: su**********@*****is.es su*****@*********rg.uk Localización: Los Molinos del Rio Aguas, Almeria. Como se llega: AUTOVÍA A7: Almería – Murcia Salida 504, á 5km dirección Sorbas. Dirección Postal : Apdo 9, 04270 Sorbas, Almerìa.

Beyond agriculture or architecture, but borrowing from both, permaculture is a comprehensive design tool that can be used to better own communities, gardens, and lives. By mimicking nature to heal broken systems (both ecological and social) permaculture provides a variety of approaches for positive change. In this introductory weekend, Graham Calder of P3 Permaculture will walk participants through the basics of permaculture philosophy and design. ​ This introductory weekend is designed to equip participants with the confidence and ability to identify and overcome the design problems that surround us. The first day of the course will focus on the history, ethics, and principles of permaculture, as well as provide an introduction to its design methods. We will then use permaculture to explore solutions to the challenges we face in our homes and communities. Examples of permaculture projects from around the world will provide useful case studies. On day two we will put theory into practice: together we will go through the steps of implementing a permaculture design, from observation to the generation of appropriate design strategies. The Deanery Project is a rural learning centre and demonstration site that provides hands-on learning and skill sharing opportunities designed to strengthen community and protect the environment. Through learning about such topics as forest management, alternative energy, natural building, food sovereignty, healthy living, as well as the arts, we can improve the health of our land, waters, natural resources and communities for sustainable social and economic gain. Born out of the desire to support local values and a traditional resource-use economy, The Deanery Project evolved as a natural response to a need to protect the social fabric of the community by saving an old summer camp from private development. The project now continues to reconfigure itself in interesting ways. We have diverse partnerships with schools, all levels