"Sustainable Humane Earth" Permaculture and Sustainable Design in Austin Tx

Bringing Permaculture Design Principals to "Austin Aquaponics," a fully functional small commercial Aquaponics operation.  Through a partnership with our nonprofit platform Sustainable Humane Earth, Austin Aqauponics is gifting the use of their 14 acre spread over a massive hill side in the rolling "Hill Country" of Austin Texas.  The goal and intention of S.H.E. is to transform Austin Aquaponics into a full on Permaculture Demonstration and Education Center, and hopefully to join one day as a proper PRI.  Participate in the conception of these events by spreading the word and sharing resources with us.  It truly is amazing and assuring that even in a world full of chaos there is this global permaculture movement and likeminded people all around the world with pure hearted intentions.  Feeling humbled to be apart of such an amazing community!

The stage is set for the transformation and this is truly conception.  Sustainable Humane Earth is offering hands on workshops for the stacking function of:  Education of the local communities in permaculture principals of design, and in the same class using our hearts, hands and bodies to physically install the design in a mindful and gradual year long chain of events.  We are reaching out to our global permacultrue communities to join in participation of this process with any and every ounce of advice, resources and good vibes you may be able to share.  

Connect with us at Sustainable Humane Earth (a crowd funding campaign is soon to be launched to help us complete the intereactive website.  For now we are using social media outlets.)

https://www.facebook.com/sustainablehumaneearth

This is a link to the MeetUp group that is hosting the Permi Workshops:

http://www.meetup.com/austinaquaponics-sustainable-living/events/142351922/

Here's a short video clip of the small scale urban permaculture efforts of S.H.E.

Austin Aquaponics website:

http://www.austinaquaponics.com/

And more about Austin Aquaponics from a famous program on PBS called Central Texas Gardener: