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Alabama Permaculture's Sustainable Saturdays: Spring Permaculture Design Course

 
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Alabama Permaculture is hosting it's first annual Sustainable Saturdays: Spring Permaculture Design Course. The course runs Saturdays, April-June.

This Course Will Cover:

Permaculture ethics and principles, design methods, map reading and making, local ecosystems, animal husbandry, forms of eco-gardening and farming, zone and sector analysis, edible food forest gardens, homesteading, water in landscape, regenerating soils, design with climates and microclimates, earthworks, plants in Permaculture, forests, windbreaks, agroforestry, market gardening, patterns in nature, designing for mitigating disasters, integrated pest management, aquaculture and aquaponics, and much more!

This course is perfect for anyone interested in prepping, self-reliance, or off-grid living.

A Permaculture Design Course is for Everyone

By applying the basic Permaculture design principles, methods, strategies and techniques covered in this course, people can learn how to better provide for their basic needs, using local resources in cost effective, culturally appropriate, healthy and environmentally friendly ways.

This course is conveniently held on weekends, so as to accomodate individuals that are unable to attend the convention two week courses. As such, we offer this Permaculture Design Course four times a year: Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter.

The course is designed from a learn-by-doing perspective. I try to keep lectures to a minimum, and focus on class discussion and activities.

Projects May Include:

Residential Landscapes
Edible Landscapes
Commercial Developments
Farm Design
Nursery Design
Co-housing and Ecovillages
School and Public Projects
Ponds and Aquaculture
Stone Masonry and Hardscapes
Drainage Management and Erosion Control
Watershed Management and Rainwater Harvesting
Wetland Management
Grey Water Systems and Bio-remediation
Alternative Construction and Natural Building
Cob Ovens and Garden Walls
Orchard Design, Management, and Restoration
Soil Regeneration
Integrated Animal Management,
Animal Tractoring and Rotational Grazing
Integrated Pest Management
Agroforestry and Forest Management
Forest Gardening and Food Forests
Fire Prevention
Road and Path Design
Keyline Design

http://www.alabamapermaculture.org/education.html
 
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http://www.alabamapermaculture.org/education.html

REDUCED PRICE - A Permaculture Design Course (PDC) for $500! Most similar courses cost upwards of $1000, but Alabama Permaculture is offering this course at an unbeatable promotional price.

This course consists of 12 Saturday classes, April - June.

Permaculture is a system of designing sustainable homes, farms, and communities, all while utilizing ecologically sound, and environmentally friendly strategies and techniques. This course covers a variety of topics, including organic gardening and farming, foraging/wildcrafting, natural and energy efficient buildings, survival techniques, water harvesting systems, homesteading, aquaculture and aquaponics, and much more.

This course is perfect for anyone interested in prepping, self-reliance, survivalism, and/or off-grid living.

The course focuses on learning-by-doing, so lecture is kept to a minimum, while class discussion is encouraged, and a variety of activities reinforce course topics.

By applying the basic Permaculture design principles, methods, strategies and techniques covered in this course, people can learn how to better provide for their basic needs, using local resources in cost effective, culturally appropriate, healthy and environmentally friendly ways.

Reserve a spot with a $250 deposit (non-refundable), with the rest due by the first day of the course.
 
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