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Sahai Nan Natural Building Course 26 October 2014 – 8 November 2014 (2 weeks)

Sahainan Sandot
In this coming October, we are building a hut made from natural material on our land. The main construction material will be mud, wood, bamboo, and leaf. We try to preserve the precious traditional knowledge from our ancestor, but at the same time we also inoculate suitable new technology, such a...
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Sahainan Permaculture Organic Farm

Sahainan Permaculture Organic Farm
NORTH OF THAILAND. THAI HILLTRIBE. ORGANIC. PERMACULTURE. CULTURE. LOCAL. TRADITIONAL. BAMBOO. BANANA. YOGA. MEDITATION. PEACE. NATURE. QUIET. LOVE. SIMPLE LIFE. FARMSTAY.
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Food for Thought Community Garden

Food for Thought Community Garden
Re-design of land and urban spaces for a community garden. Main users: elder and people with disabilities and accessibility challenges. The garden was designed in October 2013 but still has areas in need (for which I am the main designer): these areas will include a gazebo and sitting/eating/meet...
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2014 Oct - My First PDC Certificate

Roberto Anaya
October 13, 2014 Today I received my first PDC certificate in the mail. I completed the final capstone design project exercise back in mid-August and Geoff Lawton and his staff must have been swamped with exercises to assess. Anyway, the trailhead is now marked and the journey has begun....

My cert 3sm

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Falling Water Permaculture Center

Falling Water Permaculture Center
Falling Water is a demonstration permaculture homestead that does community outreach, workshops, consultations, and will have a barter CSA next year.
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Vista Point Cove food forest & communit...

Vista Point Cove food forest & community education center
Located within a deed-restricted community, this serves as an example for local residents that permaculture can be practiced with an aesthetically pleasing design.
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History revealed

Chris McLeod
Every now and then the soil releases another strange artefact to show that I’m just another in a long line of humans that have been traversing this land for many millennia. The other day I tripped over a strange old rusted heavy duty chain. The chain was in the middle of the path between...
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Gaia Ashram Internship, Jan-Feb 2015

geoffroy godeau
 The Gaia Ashram Internship is a one month holistic learning experience that aims to deepen and empower the connection with ourselves, with each other and with nature as well as encouraging the confidence and the skills for sustainable and community living. The design of the program is ba...
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Petit Villandry urban garden

Petit Villandry urban garden
Creation of an organic garden in suburban New Jersey starting in 1998. At first 6 raised beds were created, then 5 more. In 2009 I've become a master gardener and in 2014 became a permaculture designer. My suburban garden now feeds many families with delicious, nutritious and healthy produce.
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Building a small swale

Javier Cosp
I am building a small swale to keep the water in the field. It is more tricky than I thougt.   When rain falls a huge amount of water goes downhill. I am trying to keep it in the fields with our orchard.
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Wetherby Park Edible Forest

Wetherby Park Edible Forest
The Wetherby Park Edible Forest is a 1/3 acre public food forest that inspires our community to gather together, grow our own food, and rehabilitate our local ecosystems.
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Sistemas Efímeros

Sistemas Efímeros
Sistemas Efímeros ephemeral systems is an arts-led, trans-disciplinary collaborative project that seeks different ways to express ideas which will augment the perception of the natural value of arid landscapes. Simultaneously Sistemas Efímeros will promote sustainable and transferable adaptations...
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Expanding into the High Schools

Steven Lovold
     Right now I am getting ready to hopefully worked with a Lecturure/ Professor on the idea of utilizing a greenhouse at a local high school in the San Fernando Valley to educate students in an environment to aid in their understand of math and science. We see it as a way to get them to apply w...
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Panama and Trees

Patrick McGinn
In a month or so I will plant pine trees, maybe 100 and thin out some of the jungle strangler figgs.
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Hot composting - day 25!

Richard Larson
The strategy is to keep this compost pile hot as long as it takes to absorb all the garden leftovers. The main start was a full pickup truck load of prmarily a 50-50 mix of horse maure to sawdust. Started the pile with about a third green material, and have been adding every turn since. My idea i...
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Permaculture Journal Published

Karla Upton
Finally finished my permaculture journal and it is now for sale on my Etsy site.  I originally began this project because I couldn't find anything that I liked to keep my gardening records in.  That original garden journal has now been dramatically expanded to include permaculture elements and mo...

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Now you see it, now you don’t

Chris McLeod
About a decade and a half ago I knew an electrician who used to have a favourite saying: “Builders bog hides a multitude of evils” he used to say to me. Whilst that sentiment sounds a bit dodgy, he was actually talking about hiding all the rough edges, cables and pipes etc. in house constructi...
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Kneehill Permaculture Group

Kneehill Permaculture Group
A local Permaculture group who share resources, knowledge and inspiration.
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