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David Braden
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Joined:
11/11/2011
Last Updated:
15/11/2011
Location:
Golden, CO, United States
Climate Zone:
Cool Temperate
Gender:
Male
Web site:
www.livingsystemsinst.org/





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The GrowHaus Community Cultivators Purple Pear Farm Casa Cosmica Permacultura Aralar Wildwood Community Permacultured Gardens Blackland Succession :: Restorative Food Forest Design and Exchange
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Alice Gray Ann Cantelow Avery Ellis Catherine Cheramie Chowgene Koay Crystal  Niedzwiadek Delphine Drory Heather E Ian Lacey Janice Ross John Lee Landcraft Permaculture ...... Paul Boundy Marc Van Hummelen Mark Brown Merry Cox Mike Wood ofosu asamoah Rae Fuller Sami email500@gmx.com Sarah Spotten Simha Bode Sophia assengasophia@yahoo.co.uk Stephanie Ladwig-Cooper Theron Beaudreau Tim Auld Zeljko Serdar
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Adam Brock Alice Gray Avery Ellis Brad Hamilton Chowgene Koay Claire Kellerman Craig Sponholtz Dieter Proebst Geoff Lawton Kay Baxter Marc Van Hummelen Mari Korhonen Mark Brown Mike Wood Owen Hablutzel Samantha Belyeu Stephanie Ladwig-Cooper Teresa Smith Theron Beaudreau Tim Auld
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About David Braden

I have been involved in self sufficiency, organic gardening, bioregionalism and other efforts to change the way humans interact with the rest of nature for more than 30 years. I made my living as a lawyer and have been able to devote full time to my real passion since 2004.

That is both my background and how I became interested/involved in permaculture.

We are currently building community gardens using sheet mulching techniques, teaching through the Living Systems Institute, and working at developing Community Sufficiency Technologies . . . the know how to organize ourselves to provide for ourselves.

Updates

Blogging for the Mother Earth News

I hadn't been here in a while but got the notice of change in domain name. Here is a link to the writing I have been doing.

Posted about 9 years ago (0 comments)

LSI Chronicles - Chapter 1

The only conscious power in the system is the power of the individual human to choose.

Posted about 11 years ago (1 comments)

Chapter 16

Name Change

Posted about 11 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 15

We are all engaged in a design project . . . managing the interactions that make up our lives . . . The design science of permaculture offers effective tools for that project.

Posted over 11 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 14

Integrate rather than Segregate

Posted over 11 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 13

Nature works through closed loop production systems.

Posted almost 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 12

An update on our relationship with bees.

Posted almost 12 years ago (2 comments)

Chapter 11

We will heal nature and produce abundance one repaired soil ecosystem at a time.

Posted almost 12 years ago (2 comments)

Chapter 10

Apply Self Regulation and Accept Feedback

Posted about 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 9

Money is a measure of relative Scarcity. That is not good or bad. It is just what it is.

Posted about 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 8

The more neighborhoods that have bee hives, the more opportunity there is to discuss with neighbors the problem with spreading poisons.

Posted about 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 7

There is a middle ground between a strict scientific and a spiritual approach to permaculture

Posted about 12 years ago (8 comments)

Chapter 6

The important question to ask is, “What can I do to improve the habitat for myself, and the other living things around me?”

Posted about 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 5

Healing nature and producing abundance starts with the soil.

Posted about 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 4

To solve the big problems like peak oil, climate change, poverty and environmental degradation, we have to change the way the system functions.

Posted over 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 3

Our actions contribute to the creation of our habitat. Live consciously among the things around you.

Posted over 12 years ago (0 comments)

Chapter 2

Thinking about the needs of bees as one element of building sustainable local systems

Posted over 12 years ago (1 comments)

Chapter 1

We are already a part of a group consisting of all the living things in our locality

Posted over 12 years ago (1 comments)

Meet the Team

Ordinary people taking the future into their own hands

Posted over 12 years ago (1 comments)
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