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01/06/1975 |
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28/06/2011 |
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07/10/2015 |
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Basalt, Colorado, US |
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970-927-4158 |
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www.crmpi.org |
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Arid |
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Back to Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute
Project: Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute
Posted by Jerome Osentowski over 13 years ago
Forest Garden Workshop: 7/16/2011
Learn how to create your own edible landscape with the concept of Forest Gardening. Using fruit trees, berry bushes/shrubs and underlying annuals, create microhabitats that support both human and natural needs. Learn to turn your yard into a living garden at the oldest forest garden demonstration site in the US.
Pre-registration is required.
Workshop cost: $75 (includes materials and lunch). It runs from 9:00am-4:30pm. Meet at the Basalt Library at 8:45am to carpool.
Greenhouse Workshop: 7/17/2011
Grow tropical bananas in the Rockies? That's right. Learn how to grow your own food year-round, even tropical fruits, using Climate Battery technology. Learn the intricacies and design of greenhouse growing with an emphasis on perennial poly-culture and making the most of your space. Learn how to stack functions to make your greenhouse more effective and efficient. Or, if you don't have a greenhouse, just come to see how this low-tech greenhouse design produces papayas, bananas and other tropical goodies at 7,000+ feet above sea level.
And eat a couple Papayas while you're at it! Pre-registration is required.
Workshop cost: $75 (includes materials and lunch). It runs from 9:00am-4:30pm. Meet at the Basalt Library at 8:45am to carpool.
Medicinal & Culinary Herb Workshop: 7/9/2011
Mary O’Brien and Jerome Osentowski will give a workshop on medicinal & culinary herbs. Mary has been studying and practicing herbal medicine since 1987, completing the Chartered Herbalist program with Dominion Herbal College and studying with various teachers, including Rosemary Gladstar, Brigitte Mars, Michael Moore, and Stephen Buhner. She has taught herbal medicine and medicine making in Steamboat Springs and Edwards, Colorado. For 16 years she lived in Steamboat Springs and worked as an EMT, massage therapist and energy worker while teaching, leading edible and medicinal herb walks, building and maintaining a medicinal garden for the local botanical park and making herbal products for local commerce. Her emphasis is on using native and locally grown plants for medicine rather then bringing in plants from other bioregions. After recently returning from the Peace Corps in Kenya, she is now expanding her learning and practice into Permaculture design.??
Pre-registration is required.
Workshop cost: $50 (includes course materials & lunch). Workshop runs from 9:00am – 4:30pm. Meet at Basalt Public Library for carpooling at 8:45am.
Please email [email protected] or call 970-927-4158 to reserve a space in any of these workshops. www.crmpi.org
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