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Upcoming Events

7 PM, July 18, 2008, Brattleboro, Vermont, $10 donation requested
Garden Like a Forest: Introduction to Ecological Food Production
Marlboro College Technology Center
28 Vernon St.
Brattleboro, VT
Sponsored by The Manitou Project
Contact Jeanette, 802-387-2487
beloving@sover.net



9:30 AM - 5:30 PM, July 19, 2008, Williamsville, Vermont
$70 members/$80 nonmembers

Garden Like a Forest: Home Scale Ecological Food Production
the Manitou Land
300 Sunset Lake Road
Williamsville, VT
Registration required
Contact Jeanette, 802-387-2487
beloving@sover.net



8:30 AM, August 16, 2008, Falmouth, Maine

Edible Forest Gardens with Dave Jacke
Sorry, this one-day workshop is already full!
Sponsored by the Portland Permaculture Meet-up
We will examine the vision, theory, design, and practice of creating food-producing ecologies. Lectures, field observations, and experiential exercises will reveal the nature of ecosystem architecture, social structure, underground economics, and succession. Participants will draw conclusions from these experiences, developing practical design principles, practices, patterns, and processes for garden design and management.  This is an introductory workshop for gardeners, designers, and students of gardening, ecology, and design.


August 22-24, 2008, Cow Island, Maine, keynote address & workshops

Beyond Sustainability:
An Urban Permaculture Intensive
Rippleffect
P.O. Box 441
Portland, ME  04112
207-791-7870
www.rippleffect.net
Engage with innovative thinkers and doers who are moving beyond the buzzword of "sustainability" by employing Permaculture Design, an approach to designing human communities, in particular the development of perennial agricultural systems that mimic the interrelationships found in the natural world.
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Remaking Eden:

A  Forest Garden
Establishment Practicum

at Emerson Brook Forest
Gilsum, NH

Friday, October 10, 7 PM
through Monday, October 13, 2008


Learn how to establish a forest garden by establishing a forest garden!  We will spend three days learning how to prepare garden sites, improve soils, properly plant trees and shrubs, sheet mulch, and plant perennials.  Both classroom and hands-on learning, including two evening talks and discussion periods, will help you integrate what you learn and experience and to extend it to other situations.
• Cost: $200-300 plus food, camping.  No maximum.  We request that you bring tools to work with.  Vegetarian food is available at an extra charge if ordered ahead of time; Saturday lunches are potlucks.  Camping: lean-to onsite or your own tent, suggested donation $10 per night.

To register or for more information, contact:
The Sustainability Project
P.O. Box 311, Gilsum, NH  03448
603-352-1887  •  info@emersonbrookforest.org
www.emersonbrookforest.org