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Commenced:
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01/05/2012 |
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03/01/2014 |
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Last updated:
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07/10/2015 |
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Location:
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Yasica Mountain Ecocenter, Jamao Al Norte , Espaillat, DO |
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Phone:
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(809) 956 7777 |
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Website:
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http://yasicamountainecocenter.com |
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Climate zone:
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Wet/Dry Tropical |
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Project: Yasica Mountain EcoCenter
Posted by Natasha Clark almost 11 years ago
Think globally but grow locally.
A broad but significant overview to the world of sustainable Food & Agriculture. You will gain insight into greenhouse production, the systems and business of aquaponics, bees and honey harvesting, composting, vermiculture, soil creation and preservation, plus the relationship between livestock and the land.
Course type: In depth look at Sustainable technologies in a changing world, with Dr. Dorband
Date:March 15 – 22, 2014 & March 22 – 29, 2014
This course will give you a comprehensive overview of Permaculture design and the techniques used to create your sustainable environment. As you learn this new trade you will have the opportunity to work in neighbouring communities practicing your new found knowledge. Participants will enjoy visiting the local beaches and experiencing some of the countries amazing Eco-adventures.
Course type: Permaculture Design with Eco-Immersion in a local community.
Date: March 1 – 8 2014 & March 8 – 15 2014
Accommodations are available if needed.
WORKSHOPS
A practical workshop on keeping honeybees naturally, using both box and traditional dominican hives. Bees are essential pollinators for both rual and urban environments, providing fertility for all where we need it most.
Natural Beekeeping ensures a healthy and abundant environment for all, it is easy and safe to do, inexpensive to set up and perhaps best of all, provides you with raw, local honey! Yum.
Date: Jan 6, 2014
RAW Food - How to prep and menu planning
In these classes you will learn how to confidently prepare recipes, eat consciously and apply what you have learned to your daily lifestyle. Class numbers are kept at a reasonable size so that everyone will have enough time and personal attention to ensure that all the information is fully absorbed and understood.
Date: Jan 13, 2014
Join us as we distill the history, techniques and flavors of fermentation. Dispel a few myths and take this skill home and give it a go yourself.
This one day workshop gives you the fermentation lowdown, understand probiotics, fermented food and drink.
We will get sample a range of fermented products in the process.
Date: Jan 20, 2014
Learn to start, maintain, and use to full benefit a worm bin. See how we feed our worms, harvest the castings. and even make a fabulous worm tea for use as a supplemental fertilizer. Participants will build and take home a worm bin, complete with starter worms!
To grow great vegetables and plants life begins in the Compost pile, where a lot of miraculous things are going on to make beautiful dirt.
Soil depletion is major issue that is plaguing today’s agriculture society, we are loosing soil through wind, water erosion and over-farming. The time has come to learn the art of creating soil.
You will also have exposure to our Vericompost (composting using worms), where this system creates power packed fertilizer while having low impact on the environment and perfect PH for growing food. You will learn how we incorporate this into our fields and greenhouses while maintaining high fertility and other ammendments are necessary.
Date:Jan 27, 2014
Balancing your body's PH - Intro to Juicing
All food we ingest influences our body’s pH level and many people nowadays suffer from over-acidification in their body, also known as acidosis which can lead to many life threatning diseases. While focusing on juicing, we provide you with knowledge and inspiration to achieve higher levels of well-being by introducing juicing into your daily diet.
This is a hands on class will provides participants with the knowledge of juicing and its extreme benefits. We will discuss cleanses to rejuvenate the body and mind and discuss transformations not only on a physical level but clarity mentally. You will discover that Juicing is like having your own culinary crayon box and the canvas is yours to colour.
For those who wish to try juicing at home, we will also talk about the
different options in masticating juicers.
Date: Feb 10, 2014
If you are interested in signing up for any of the above please click here: YES, sign me up
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Natasha
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