permaculture

[Vic Guadagno <vguadagno@hotmail.com>]

The University of Colorado, The Sustainable Village and Naropa University
are proud to present...

A Concentration of Insight and Inspiration!

Paolo Lugari
7:30-9:30 pm, Wednesday October 1st
Visionary founder of Gaviotas, a Columbian community the United Nations
calls a model of sustainable development. Gaviotas has regenerated a rain
forest in barren lands, replenished an aquifer, produced hundreds of
appropriate technology inventions, artistic, educational and social
innovations, and represents one of the world's most inspiring stories of
human goodness and potential.
http://www.sustainableresources.org/sr2003/program/lugari.html

Hunter Lovins
7:30-9:30 pm, Thursday October 2nd
Co-founder of the Rocky Mountain Institute, director of The Natural
Capitalism Group, for thirty years an internationally renowned advocate for
environmentally sound development, and co-author of Natural Capitalism,
hailed by President Clinton as one of the five most important books in the
world today.
http://www.sustainableresources.org/sr2003/program/lovins.html

Paul Hawken
7:30-9:30 pm, Friday October 3rd
Environmentalist, entrepreneur, journalist, and best-selling author, Paul's
penetrating and often controversial insights into ecological practices and
corporate reform have helped transform business philosophy and corporate
culture.
http://www.sustainableresources.org/sr2003/program/hawken.html

and on Tuesday evening before the regular conference begins, we have

Matthew Fox
7:30-9:30 pm, Tuesday September 30th
Described by Thomas Berry as "the most creative, the most comprehensive,
surely the most challenging religious-spiritual teacher in America", Matthew
Fox blends wisdom from religious traditions and teaches a response to our
ecological crises by affirming traditional beliefs and discovering their
relevancy for the future.
http://www.sustainableresources.org/sr2003/program/fox.html

and on Saturday:

Celebrate!
A global community gala
6:30-9:30 pm, Saturday October 4th
An evening of cultural enrichment with world music, dance, multi-media and a
sharing of fresh solutions for world poverty. Shaolin Chinese Dragon
Dancers, music from the Balkans and Middle East, mesmerizing music from
Morocco by Rashid Halihal, a gypsy Turkish dancer, a Koto and flute duet,
Taiko music from ancient Japal, Abdoul Doumbia and friends with drums and
dance from Mali, and much more!

Talks in Glenn Miller Ballroom, Celebrate! in the Balch Field House
Tickets all $20 each plus service fees and available from:

* Any King Soopers location
* Boulder Theatre
* Online at www.ticketswest.com
* Call TicketsWest at 800-325-7328
* At the door (depending on availability)

These public events are part of the first international forum connecting
people with hands-on solutions to world poverty. For more information and
conference registration, visit http://www.sustainableresources.org.
Imagine......
  Safe drinking water for the world's 1.2 billion people without it....

    Shelter for the 1.2 billion homeless...

       Light for the 1.7 billion living in darkness...
         Education for the 4.2 billion people who can't read...

           Enough food for the 1.1 billion who go to bed hungry.

             . . . imagine an end to world poverty.

                Sustainable Resources 2003
       
An international forum connecting people with hands-on solutions to world
poverty
                         http://www.sustainableresources.org

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