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Graham Calder
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Joined:
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Last Updated:
24/05/2011
Location:
Montreal, QC, Canada
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Cold Temperate
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p3permaculture.ca





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El Rancho Zapote (2015-2016)

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P3 Permaculture

Montreal, CA


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Aloha Mahi'ai WeTheTrees Crowd Funding Platform Aflorecer: Arts, Music and Cultural Exchange Yucatan Permaculture Experiment GREEN BEAT FARM- TULUM, MEXICO Casa Caracol Tulum Casa Autosuficiente Urban Permaculture Research Center in Mexico  Le Noyau & La Ferme des 7 Nations Canary Farm Permaculture Institute Grenville Permaculture Food Forest and Farm El Rancho Zapote (2015-2016) McGill Permaculture Food Forest Solace Natural Design
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Introduction to Permaculture: The BIG Picture from April 29th to May 1st, 2016

Posted by Graham Calder over 8 years ago


Beyond agriculture or architecture, but borrowing from both, permaculture is a comprehensive design tool that can be used to better own communities, gardens, and lives. By mimicking nature to heal broken systems (both ecological and social) permaculture provides a variety of approaches for positive change. In this introductory weekend, Graham Calder of P3 Permaculture will walk participants through the basics of permaculture philosophy and design.

This introductory weekend is designed to equip participants with the confidence and ability to identify and overcome the design problems that surround us. The first day of the course will focus on the history, ethics, and principles of permaculture, as well as provide an introduction to its design methods. We will then use permaculture to explore solutions to the challenges we face in our homes and communities.  Examples of permaculture projects from around the world will provide useful case studies. On day two we will put theory into practice: together we will go through the steps of implementing a permaculture design, from observation to the generation of appropriate design strategies.

The Deanery Project is a rural learning centre and demonstration site that provides hands-on learning and skill sharing opportunities designed to strengthen community and protect the environment.
Through learning about such topics as forest management, alternative energy, natural building, food sovereignty, healthy living, as well as the arts, we can improve the health of our land, waters, natural resources and communities for sustainable social and economic gain.

Born out of the desire to support local values and a traditional resource-use economy, The Deanery Project evolved as a natural response to a need to protect the social fabric of the community by saving an old summer camp from private development. The project now continues to reconfigure itself in interesting ways. We have diverse partnerships with schools, all levels of government and environmental organizations including the Ecology Action Centre, Clean Foundation and Efficiency NS.

The Deanery Project is uniquely situated on ocean-front land within the vast interconnected protected wilderness areas of Ship Harbour Long Lake, Tangier Grand, Clam Harbour Provincial Park, and the Nature Trust’s 100 Wild Islands. If ecological design inspires you, we invite you to collaborate with us on the design and development of a new interpretative center that will welcome visitors and provide an introduction to the Deanery Project and to the Ship Harbour area.


>Price: $220 CAD (includes course, accommodation & meals)

More info:
http://thedeaneryproject.com/an-introduction-to-permaculture-design/

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My Permaculture Qualifications
Other course verified
Earthworks Certification
Type: Earthworks
Verifying teacher: Geoff Lawton
Other Teachers: Peter Brecknock
Location: Permaculture Research Institute of Australia
Date: Feb 2010
Other course verified
PDC Teacher Training
Type: Teacher Training
Teacher: Geoff Lawton
Location: The Permaculture Research Institute of Australia
Date: Mar 2010
Verified
72 hour permaculture design certification
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course
Verifying teacher: Jesse Lemieux
Other Teachers: Jon Gemmell, Owen Hablutzel
Location: Denman Island
Date: Jun 2009
Other course unverified
Food Forest Design
Type: Other
Teacher: Dave Jacke
Location: Quebec
Date: Aug 2012
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Graham Calder has permaculture experience in:
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Cool Temperate
Warm Temperate
Mediterranean
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Sub tropical
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Wet Tropical
Dry Tropical
Arid
Semi Arid
Cold Arid
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