permaculture

[Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network <lakinroe@silcom.com>]

III INDIGENOUS PERMACULTURE DESIGN CERTIFICATION COURSE
 Urban Solution for a Sustainable Future


2007 SCHEDULE
Bay Area   Berkeley-San Francisco-Gilroy-San jose
Tuesday, Sept. 4                6:20-9:20pm     Introduction to 
Indigenous Permaculture design
                                                                  & 
History   Bay area
Thursday, Sept. 6       6:20-9:20pm     Urban Permaculture
Saturday, Sept. 8       9AM- 4pm        Permaculture philosophy & 
design, 
Introduction 

                Sustainable landscape & gardens

South Dakota                                                 Pine ridge
Friday, Sept. 14                9am-4pm Traditional framing & 
Community food security
Saturday, Sept. 15      9:30am-4:30pm   Sustainability from the 
indigenous perspective
Sunday, Sept. 16        9am-3pm Solar energy and other appropriate technology

Bay Area  Berkeley-San Frascisco-San Jose
Tuesday Sept. 25        6:20am-9:20pm   Water recycling, water harvesting
Thursday, Sept. 27      6:20am-9:20pm   Green Building & Green Business
Sat. & Sun., Sept. 29-30        9am-5:00pm      Land Restoration & 
Field Trip-Ocean Life
Friday, Oct. 5          6:20pm-9:20pm   Group design projects*
Saturday, Oct. 27       6:00pm  Finalize designs & design 
presentations

*As a group you will spend 15-20 hours designing and implementing a 
project using permaculture design methods.  Additional exercises will 
be given throughout the course that you will have to do independently 
in between sessions

To participate, you must reserve a space by August 25, 
2007.  Thursday. August 30 there will be an orientation meeting.  In 
order to receive a certificate, you must come to every session and 
participate in the group project.  Expect to do at least 5 hours of 
homework during the course in addition to the group project. The 
final presentation is required and will be a potluck. You must be 
willing to be resourceful and acquire any necessary materials for 
your group projects.  Participation is at your own risk and we are 
not liable for problems that may occur during the course

INFO and to RSVP (space is limited!)
Tuition: $200 minimum donation (used for educational materials)
Partial Scholarships are available, please write a letter to IPP 
stating your situation, what you hope to get from the training and 
what you plan to give back to the community.
www.indigenous-permaculture.org
  (415-370-1657) 3288 21St #192 SF, CA  94110