[Pil-pc-oceania] Advanced Permaculture Principles workshop

[Seb Klein]

Morning Fern,

My name is Sebastian Klein, I work here at Melliodora with Dave and Su. We
have been talking about the Advanced Principles course and I would really
like to participate, I Spoke to Adam who's helping in the kitchen about the
possibility of helping out in return for a place in the course. I have loads
of kitchen experience, don't mind packing up or setting up and don't mind
talking to people.

Hope you are open to barter. Looking forward the course and meeting you.

Sunny dispositions
Sebastian Klein

On 10/17/07, permaculture at apollobay.org.au <permaculture at apollobay.org.au>
wrote:
>
> Advanced Permaculture Design Principles workshop
>
> When: 26-10-2007 09:00 to 28-10-2007 17:00
> Where: Apollo Bay, VIC. AUSTRALIA
> Teachers: David Holmgren & Su Dennett
> Fee: $270 conc/ $360 full (AUD) Barter positions available
>
> Contact Name: Fern Rainbow
> Contact Email: permaculture at mysoul.com.au
> Contact Phone: 0425 710 380
>
> In this intensive course, David Holmgren, co-originator of the
> Permaculture
> concept (with Bill Mollison in 1970's) provides an insight into
> permaculture as a set of design principles for reshaping how we manage
> land, our lives and our livelihoods in an world of energy descent. Using a
> combination of free flowing lectures, visual presentations, case studies
> of
> his own work, structured group discussions, observation and design
> exercises, David Holmgren breathes life into the design principles which
> link the diversity of permaculture solutions. This 3 day format allows
> participants to gain experience in using the design principles in a small
> group site design exercise. For PDC graduates wanting to expand and
> redesign their permaculture toolkit for new conditions and challenges,
> this
> course provides an update on the ongoing evolution of these permaculture
> principles and their applications.
>
> DAVID HOLMGREN is best known as the co-originator with Bill Mollison of
> the
> permaculture concept following the publication of "Permaculture One" in
> 1978. Since then he has written several more books, developed three
> properties using permaculture principles, conducted workshops and courses
> in Australia, New Zealand, Europe, Japan and North America. Within the
> growing and international permaculture movement, David is respected for
> his
> commitment to presenting permaculture ideas through practical projects and
> teaching by personal example. He shows by example that a sustainable
> lifestyle is a realistic, attractive and powerful alternative to dependant
> consumerism. As well as constant involvement in the practical side of
> permaculture, David is passionate about the philosophical and conceptual
> foundations for sustainability, which are highlighted in his latest book,
> Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability. With this
> book
> already on its third print run, and his increasingly prominent profile as
> a
> public speaker, David provides leadership with his refreshing and
> unorthodox approach to the environmental issues of our time.
> David Holmgren lives with his partner Su Dennett and their son Oliver at
> "Melliodora", a one hectare permaculture demonstration site at Hepburn
> Springs, Central Victoria, Australia
>
>
> There is still a couple of places available for this workshop starting on
> October 26th.
> Contact Fern Rainbow <permaculture at mysoul.com.au> ph: 0425 710 380
>
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