Next Course organised by our partner association Cultura de la Tierra – Earth Culture is
Permaculture Design Certificate Course – 90 hours . From 17 to 31 October 2014
This course will introduce ways of using permaculture design in your life, to re-design aspects of your personal life as well as to create sustainaible and resilient human environments. Permaculture can be applied to where do you live, work and play. 90 hours course with PDC International Certificate.
More info and bookings www.culturadelatierra.net
Permaculture offer us new ways of thinking, doing and being that can be use individually and collectively to create sustainable human cultures in harmony with nature.
The course program includes: ethics and principles, design processes, basics of ecology, water management, soil building, plants for permaculture systems, ecobuilding, energy, new economies, with regenerative ideas for: home, garden, neighbourhood, community, region….all supported by practicals, and additional topics such as deep ecology, Dragon Dreaming design, Ecovillages, Transition,….
During these 2 weeks we will have the opportunity to experience Permaculture alive in our day by day, as we will be living in an off-grid low impact “eco” village Los Molinos. We’ll be part of a community of teachers, participants and collaborators, creating spaces for inter-conexion, skills exchange and self organise workshops; and also spaces for dreaming and celebrating together!!
Teachers: Monika Frank, Kirsty Heron, Mark Biffen, Jef Carrick y Patricia Cañas.
Other guest facilitators to confirm…
Investment:
575 € booking before 31 of August
605€ booking after 1 of September
That includes all sessions, materials, the Certificate in Permaculture Design , all meals and accomodation in low impact projects– Sunseed y El Mirador.
Concessions
We would like to offer a reduction to one person with low income that is involved in environmental or social projects. We will only be able to confirm this after 18th September.
We are also open to exchanges, reductions for help before, after and during the course, for one or two persons that can’t afford the course full fee.
Venue: Los Molinos del Río Aguas – a low impact off-grid village located in the Natural Park of Karst en Yesos de Sorbas – in Almería Province (South Spain)
Organized by: Cultura de la Tierra – Earth Culture
in collaboration with: Sunseed, La Pita-Escuela y El Mirador.
For further information and booking: www.culturadelatierra.net – info@culturadelatierra.net – phone 0034 639842719
BOOKING DEADLINE 15 SEPTEMBER 2014
FURTHER INFORMATION…
This course will introduce ways of using permaculture design in your life, to re-design aspects of your personal life as well as to create sustainable and resilient human environments. Permaculture can be applied to where do you live, work and play.,
The course includes the 72hours curriculo recognised by the internatinal permaculture community plus more than 18 hours extra that will enrich the experience, such as:
* Introduction to Dragon Dreaming –participatory design process;
* Ecovillages – sustainable communities,
* The Work that Recconects from Joanna Macy – deep ecology,
* regenerative techniques for arid lands
There will be practicals in organic gardening, eco building and/or other practicals of sustainable living.
During the course we’ll have several guided tours.
One to the Sunseed project (gardens, technologies, low impact); other to the village of Los Molinos and other to the Pita-Escuela project (working with agave wood from the desert).
In this course you will learn how to design or to refine your design skills, through practical and enjoyable exercices under the guidance of experienced designers.
You will learn skills in observation and reading the landscape enabling you to develop a deeper understanding of a place. You will learn about map drawing and interpretation, about understanding and using patters in nature to use in the designs; and why and how to take care of the soil, the water and the air.
You will learn how to design food production systems and water collection systems at different scales; bioregional strategies, forest garden growing, alternative economic systems, renewable energies and design of healthy homes and buildings, domestic liquid and solid waste treatment.