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Back to The Love & Haiti Project
Project: The Love & Haiti Project
Posted by Benar Geer about 13 years ago
Join Larry Santoyo and Hunter Heaivilin in HAITI for a chance to become a certified permaculturist while creating history!
REGISTER AT: http://loveandhaitiproject.org/haitipdc
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Tuition includes:
All Coursework & Materials
Accommodations
3 Meals per Day
All Transportation to/from airport & to/from field trip sites
Sponsors One Haitian Student to Become Certified
These funds cover program costs to exist in Haiti and are therefore tax-deductible.
Please
note that this tuition does not include airfare. We can put you in
touch with a recommended travel agent if you email us at:
[email protected]. Airfare directly into PAP can cost as
low as $360 RT and as high as $800 RT for reference. Relief workers in
Haiti will receive a discount. Please email for details.
This training includes the most inspiring examples of sustainable land use and human ingenuity from around the world:
Composting
Food Forests
Mycology
Eco-village Design
Natural Pattern Understanding
Human Nutrient Cycle
Botany & Ecology
Water Systems
A day-to-day course outline will be available shortly to download.
Who Should Take This Course
The
Permaculture Design Course has truly transformed the lives and enhanced
the careers of thousands of people around the world, including
architects, landscapers, community developers, social workers, city
planners, teachers, students, farmers, gardeners, homeowners, business
owners and others. For anyone serious about creating a sustainable
society!
THE CURRICULUM
The A to Z of Sustainability! A more
fun or informative course would be hard to find. Our text book,
Permaculture: A Designer’s Manual, by Bill Mollison, was once reviewed
by Whole Earth saying “If information had density… this book would be a
black hole!..”
In addition to the developing country experience,
the “hands-on learning” focus of the course will be the Design Team
Exercises. As we arrive at the different parts of the curriculum, we’ll
learn how, when and where to apply those principles and techniques and,
become able to include those recommendations in the final design
project presentations.
As one of our recent design course graduates said about her course experience,
” It’s the relationship that we build with each other and with nature that will get us through anything. ”
For
those looking to get more experience in Observation Skills, Natural
Building, Sustainable Landscape Construction, Art in the Garden &
more, additional hands-on workparties will be scheduled outside of the
course.
LOCATION
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI
PART ONE
Days 1-4 (May 1st-May 4th)
Fire, Water, Earth & Air…
Introduction to Permaculture
and Natural Pattern Understanding.
PART TWO
Days 6-9 (May 6th – May 9th)
Food, Water, Shelter & Energy…
Designing & Building
the Complete Home Ecosystem.
PART THREE
Days 11-14 (May 11th-14th)
Community & Green Business…
EcoVillage Design and Community Celebration.
BONUS HELPING HANDS PRACTICUM
Days 15-20 (May 16th-May 20th)
Come with us to an actual site in La Gonave, Haiti
INSTRUCTORS
Larry
Santoyo is among the most experienced Permaculture Designers and
Educators in the US and has taught environmental design at colleges and
universities nationwide including UC Berkeley and California State
PolyTechnic University. First mentored by Bill Mollison in the mid
80?s, Larry went on to teach design courses with Mollison till the mid
90?s in the US and in Australia.
Raised in the Hawaiian Islands,
Hunter Heaivilin completed his first PDC with Steve Read of
L’Universite Populair de Permaculture in south France, and holds a
degree in Tropical Forest Ecosystem and Agroforestry Management. His
work in Permacuture has led him to consulting and teaching with
sustainable community development projects on Oahu, Molokai, Hawaii,
Peru and Haiti.
TIMES
See dates above… Daily 9:30am to 5:30pm -with every 5th day off (for research and relaxation)
CERTIFICATION
Requirements include:
Full Attendance
Design Team Exercises & Final Presentation
Participation in the Talent Show
All Payment Agreements met in full…
Special Thanks To: http://rebuildglobally.org, http://earthflow.com, http://grassrootsunited.org
REGISTER AT: http://loveandhaitiproject.org/haitipdc
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