permaculture

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You should look at the permaculture activist website there is a listing of
peoples there. Im not sure about Italy but its worth a try.

On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 4:43 AM, Lisa Fernandes <hibernia33@gmail.com>wrote:

> Friends,  sorry for the cross-post but I am at Torri Superiore in Italy
> right now and have met some young travelers from Finland here who are
> looking for ideas on where to see permaculture in action here in Europe
> (eco-villages or not).  They have a year to explore wherever this journey
> takes them so if you can suggest some sites that are open to visitors (and
> they are open to trading some of their labor for a visit) pls do post.  I
> have seen some things online but figured I would go direct to the source:)
>
> Thanks in advance for any info I can pass along....
> *
> Best,
> Lisa
> Lisa M Fernandes
> *Resilient Homes | www.resilienthomes.com
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> Eat Local Foods Coalition | www.eatmainefoods.org
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