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Introduction to Permaculture
May 17, 2014
Port Townsend, WA
1 PM - 5 PM
Rosewind Common House

Umatilla at Haines St.

What is Permaculture anyway? Put simply, it is a mix of the words 'permanent' and 'culture' - it's one lense for observing patterns in nature and applying those patterns to pattern human culture in ways that are healthy and regenerative. 

“Though the problems of the world are increasingly complex,the solutions remain embarrassingly simple.” 
~ Bill Mollison, a founder of Permaculture


Class format is primarily group sharing after sets of observation, with also a 
mix of short lectures, walkabouts, and a mini project that will give you a foundation for understanding Permaculture in your own terms. Bring your insights, wisdom, questions, queries -- We'll be discussing as a group what it means to us to apply patterns of Permaculture in our gardens, social systems, etc. 

We'll cover:
* What is Permaculture?
* Principles, Domains, & Ethics
* Basic design considerations
* Basic project management
* Placemaking & Community Organizing


This class fee$ is By Donation/ Gift Economy.

Please bring $1 for Rosewind (Rosewind is fragrance- and shoe-free).

RSVP to the Facebook Event Page, or contact us by phone or e-mail. 

Drop ins welcome.

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Thanks to Sarah Peller of Fruition Design for a lovely poster.
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Permaculture Resources: 
(Briefly)

Permaculture Principles
Rich Soil
Wikipedia Permaculture
Plants for a Future
Permaculture Instistute
Permaculture Activist
Pattern Language

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