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Craig Sponholtz
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Joined:
29/07/2011
Last Updated:
02/08/2011
Location:
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
Climate Zone:
Arid
Gender:
Male
Web site:
www.drylandsolutions.com/





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About Craig Sponholtz

Craig Sponholtz earned an M.A. in Agro-Ecological Restoration from Prescott College and studied Permaculture at Bill Mollison’s Tagari Farm in Australia. He spent a decade with the U.S. Forest Service in New Mexico and Arizona working in Wildland Fire Management and Fire Use. Craig has had extensive training and hands-on experience in passive water harvesting, erosion control and stream restoration that is well complimented by a background in fine art sculpture and ceramics. Craig founded Dryland Solutions in 2003 and continues to design and implement broad-scale water harvesting and watershed restoration projects throughout the Southwest. He is an expert heavy equipment operator specializing in low impact techniques and artistic in-stream boulder masonry. Craig teaches hands-on workshops that combine broad-scale water harvesting and watershed restoration methods. His courses are offered internationally and are applicable to diverse climate types.

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Applied Watershed Restoration course at Quail Springs Permaculture

Learn how to integrate broad-scale water harvesting techniques with watershed restoration to create resilient, diverse and productive landscapes.

Posted about 12 years ago (0 comments)

Integrating Broad-Scale Water Harvesting and Watershed Restoration

10 guiding principles for creating water harvesting earthworks that have a regenerative function and work harmoniously with natural systems.

Posted about 12 years ago (2 comments)

Applied Watershed Restoration Course near Santa Fe, NM - Oct 2011!

?Increase your working knowledge of waterharvesting, erosion control and stream restoration practices with this four-day, intensive, hands-on workshop. See full update for more details.

Posted over 13 years ago (2 comments)

Bringing Moisture Back to the Land

A video summary of the guiding principles to bring moisture back to the land as presented at the 2010 Quivira Coalition Conference by Craig Sponholtz.

Posted over 13 years ago (0 comments)

Applied Watershed Restoration course, October 19-22, 2011

Four day intensive, hands-on workshop focusing on water harvesting, erosion control and stream restoration practices; located northeast of Santa Fe, NM. Course designed for advanced Permaculturalists, land owners & managers, farmers and restorationists.

Posted over 13 years ago (0 comments)
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Permaculture Design Certificate Course
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course
Teacher: Geoff Lawton
Location: Tagari Farm, Tyalgum NSW, Australia
Date: Nov 2000

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