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01/10/2010 |
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31/10/2017 |
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05/03/2018 |
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Atitlan Organics, Tzununa, Sololá, GT |
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+502 4681-4697 |
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https://www.atitlanorganics.com |
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Sub tropical |
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Project: Atitlan Organics
Posted by Colleen Donovan almost 7 years ago
We've got three amazing PDCs lined up for 2018, each unique in its own way but all offering inspiration, amazing guidance, real-life applicable skills, and a new perspective on humanity and the natural world! Here's the deets:
Zach Loeks, author of The Permaculture Market Garden, will join us this April on our first-ever collaboration! This PDC is founded in the Permaculture Principles and Ethics and focused one how we can integrate Permaculture in a real, meaningful, and sustaining way into our lives, homes, and communities. Ever hear that you can't make a living from Permaculture? We'll show you otherwise. US$ 1495 More info and registration here: www.atitlanorganics.com/permaculture-design-certification
This is the PDC that starts from Zone 0. The one that understands that real change must come from true self -awareness. Our collaboration with the Yoga Forest is a PDC based not only on knowledge and skills, but also on self-investigation and inquiry through the tools of yoga and meditation. Participants will be encouraged to understand how Permaculture is applicable to their own inner lives as well as the outer world as they incorporate new perspectives into their lives. US$ 1495 More info and registration: www.atitlanorganics.com/permaculture-design-certification
We offered our very first PDC ever in collaboration with the MesoAmerican Institute of Permaculture (IMAP), and we're still going strong 7 years later! Join us for a unique PDC which combines contemporary knowledge with ancestral traditions, Permaculture Ethics with Mayan Cosmology, and gives an in-depth view of two different models of Permaculture (as an educational and research center--IMAP--and a working, for-profit permaculture farm--Atitlan Organics). US$ 1300 (Central American students $950) More info and registration here: www.atitlanorganics.com/permaculture-design-certification
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