Cohabitat Québec

Der in Medewege lebende Fledermausexperte Jan Enderle vom NABU lädt zu einem Fledermauswochenende ein. Nach theoretischer Einführung in die Welt der Fledermäuse geht es am Spätabend mit dem Detektor auf Fledermausjagd und am nächsten Tag werden Fledermausbehausungen gebaut. Leitung: Jan Enderle (Hof Medewege / NABU Schwerin) Referenten: Ralf Koch (Naturpark Nossentiner / Schwinzer Heide) weitere Referenten sind in Vorbereitung Ablauf Freitag: 18:30 – 22:00 Uhr: Fledermausvorträge und Exkursion Samstag: 10:00 – 13:00 Uhr: Bau von Fledermauskästen & Beispiele zur fachgerechten Anbringung Anmeldung bis: 15. April 2016 Teilnehmerzahl: bis zu 40 Kosten: 8€ für beide Tage oder 5€ je Einzeltag + Materialkosten für Kästen

About how ecological agroforestry work as a tool for community development programme. #Ruraltourism#ecotourism#climatechange#wastemanagement#mudhouse#connectingthedots#reNature#khetee#circulareconomy#Youth.

Autumn 2017 Permaculture Design Course 23 September – 5 October (12 days, 80 hours certificate) Led by Andrew Jordan and Elena Symeonidou We are excited to announce the second FULL PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE (PDC) that will be hosted in Tinos Eco-lodge with two knowledgeable teachers Andrew Jordan from Ireland and Elena Symeonidou from Greece. The Permaculture Design Certificate The Permaculture Design Certificate is an 80 hour theoretical course based on Bill Mollison’s Designers Manual, teaching how we can use today’s tools and technology to create a more sustainable world. Permaculture is not only about growing vegetables and animals, it is a whole sustainable lifestyle. Permaculture ethics are Earth Care, People Care and Return of Surplus and this is taught by showing students to focus on local resources and their local community, and to have well thought out design practices to create abundance sustainably. Andrew and Elena aim at inspiring students with their own very real examples of transforming their lives with permaculture in a contemporary context. Having worked in a broad spectrum of climate and social conditions, they will share with their students the thrills but also the challenges they faced. Oftentimes permaculture is being presented as a panacea for world problems and the road to resilience and abundance is depicted as straightforward and easy. Andrew and Elena will challenge this notion and try to prepare their students in a realistic manner for their own fascinating journey towards change. Nikos will share his hands-on experience of building the ecolodge and designing the energy, water, plant and waste systems. We will have the rare opportunity to discuss and elaborate on Nikos’ and Marilia’s choices on different aspects of their project, reflect on the challenges, opportunities and limitations. Anyone who wants to bring a big change in his life and gain a thorough understanding of how we can use our natural e