Monday, January 30, 2006
Coming up in March...
For some people... the notion that you can grow your own food is revolutionary. - Bill Mollison
Peace through Permaculture: A Positive Alternative...
Eco Punks: Mexican gang leaders liberate their neighborhood with permaculture
Wednesday, March 8, 2006. 7-9 pm
Permaculture Principles:
Urban Food Production
Explore the significance of permaculture and it's principles, and how they can be applied to urban living and food production. Whether you have limited indoor growing space or an extensive yard, producing more of what you eat, may be increasingly valuable. Learn about home or apartment-scale growing systems for producing your own food and fertilizer, indoors or out. Featuring Bill Shores, a professional organic grower specializing in small-scale intensive food production. Includes an introduction to the applications of permaculture to creating a peaceful, sustainable culture, by Rael Bassan, CUP coordinator. Summary handouts will be available. Free and open to the public.
At North Park Village Nature Center, 5801 N. Pulaski, Chicago.
Turn left at the first T intersection.
For more information on permaculture:
Or contact Rael Bassan
773-907-1465 or raelearth(at NO SPAM)yahoo.com
For some people... the notion that you can grow your own food is revolutionary. - Bill Mollison
Peace through Permaculture: A Positive Alternative...
Eco Punks: Mexican gang leaders liberate their neighborhood with permaculture
Wednesday, March 8, 2006. 7-9 pm
Permaculture Principles:
Urban Food Production
Explore the significance of permaculture and it's principles, and how they can be applied to urban living and food production. Whether you have limited indoor growing space or an extensive yard, producing more of what you eat, may be increasingly valuable. Learn about home or apartment-scale growing systems for producing your own food and fertilizer, indoors or out. Featuring Bill Shores, a professional organic grower specializing in small-scale intensive food production. Includes an introduction to the applications of permaculture to creating a peaceful, sustainable culture, by Rael Bassan, CUP coordinator. Summary handouts will be available. Free and open to the public.
At North Park Village Nature Center, 5801 N. Pulaski, Chicago.
Turn left at the first T intersection.
For more information on permaculture:
Or contact Rael Bassan
773-907-1465 or raelearth(at NO SPAM)yahoo.com
