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Joined:
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12/11/2012 |
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Last Updated:
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04/12/2012 |
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Location:
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Farmington, utah, United States |
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Climate Zone:
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Wet Tropical |
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Gender:
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Male |
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Web site:
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facebook.com/communitiesforasustainablefuture |
(projects i'm following)
| PDC |
| Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
| Teacher: Warren Brush |
| Location: Quail Springs |
| Date: Nov 2012 |
| Environmental Educator Workshop |
| Type: Teacher Training |
| Verifying teacher: Kristen Bonner |
| Other Teachers: Alex Propora, Josh Wennergen, Drew Webb |
| Location: Natural History Museum, Utah |
| Date: Dec 2012 |
| Earthworks |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
| Location: Zaytuna Farm |
| Date: Jul 2013 |
| Aid Project Establishment |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
| Location: Zaytuna Farm |
| Date: Aug 2013 |
| Teacher Training |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
| Location: Zaytuna Farm |
| Date: Aug 2013 |
| Introduction to Apiculture |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Peter Stace |
| Location: Peters farm |
| Date: Sep 2013 |
| Urban permaculture |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Nick Huggins |
| Location: Zaytuna farm |
| Date: Sep 2013 |
| Sustainable soils |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Paul Taylor |
| Location: Zaytuna farm |
| Date: Sep 2013 |
| 10 week internship |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
| Location: Zaytuna farm |
| Date: Jul 2013 |
| Permaculture-tool use & repair |
| Type: Internship |
| Teacher: Danial Lawton |
| Location: Zaytuna farm |
| Date: Sep 2013 |
| 0 PDC Graduates (list) |
| 0 PRI PDC Graduates (list) |
| 0 Other Course Graduates (list) |
| have acknowledged being taught by Jesse Leavitt |
| 0 have not yet been verified (list) |
| Jesse Leavitt has permaculture experience in: |
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| Mediterranean |
| Island |
| Sub tropical |
| Wet/Dry Tropical |
| Wet Tropical |
| Dry Tropical |
| Arid |
| Semi Arid |
| Hot Desert |
Biochar made easy!
Possibly the easiest, fastest, and most efficient method for producing biochar
Biochar project at PRI Australia
Biochar was inspired by the discovery of black earth in the Amazonian soils. Today we've singled out biochar for its benefit. In this post I answer the question.. "Is biochar worth it?"
Gotta get that herb spiral!
Built an herb spiral today, it was a great learning experience for two of GROL gardens new volunteers!
Communities For A Sustainable Future
First steps to create a sustainable community.
Project Learning Tree
Development of environmental education