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01/01/2007 |
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Submitted:
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26/01/2011 |
Last updated:
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19/09/2016 |
Location:
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107 Redfern St , Sydney + Surrounds, NSW, AU |
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+61 2 5300 4437 |
Website:
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http://www.Milkwood.net |
Climate zone:
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Mediterranean |
(projects i'm involved in)
Project: Milkwood
Posted by Kirsten Bradley over 13 years ago
We’re bringing David Holmgren to Sydney shortly as a guest teacher on our Winter Part-time PDC. So we thought we’d offer up a dinner while he’s here. Would you like to come?
Dinner with David Holmgren
We’d like to invite our current and future friends, readers, students and comrades to a chance to sit down and eat delicious organic food together. Please join us for an evening of good food & great conversation, with a talk by David between courses.
David Holmgren is an ecologist, ecological design engineer and writer. He is perhaps most well known as co-originator of the permaculture concept with Bill Mollison. Through the spread of permaculture around the world, his environmental principles have exerted a global influence.
>> You can book a ticket to this rather special dinner here
While we’ve got you here, we’d like to mention that Permaculture Sydney North are running a couple of events with David in the week following this dinner:
Hear David and other distinguished guests talk on this important
topic, followed by a Q & A style panel. Perspectives on weeds and
their place in nature, biodiversity, animal health, bush regeneration,
soil health, and human health will all be presented by the panel, and
other invited guests. A little background on this topic can be found here.
David and his partner Su Dennett will lead Day One which focuses on their extensive work leading bushfire resilient landscapes and communities policy and practices in Hepburn Shire Victoria.
And if you cannot make any of these events, you can be sure we will
be regaling you with Holmgren-related information in due course, so have
a cup of tea and read a useful book instead.
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