Cascadia Permaculture Institute Presents:

10th Annual Willamette Valley
Permaculture Design Certification Course 
A Weekend Series

Dharmalaya Center  Eugene, Oregon

With Jude Hobbs

And Guests: Toby Hemenway, Tom Ward and Andrew Millison

February 13/14, March 6/7,

April 10/11 & 24/25, May 8/9, June 12/13   2010

Saturdays and Sundays, 8:30 - 5:30

Register Now!

Call if your interested in attending a specific day: 541-342-1160

 Course Outline

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PERMACULTURE is a whole-systems method of design that offers ways we can create a more permanent culture by conscious, sustainable use of resources in all aspects of living. It considers the 'big picture' through thoughtful integration of land, water, plants, people, animals, shelter, technologies, and community. In this way, productive, self-sustaining human environments can evolve as they do in nature.

This course, through lecture, discussion, break-out groups, and hands-on experience, will give participants the tools to create ecologically based, sustainable landscapes, homes, and communities.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN FROM THIS COURSE:
* Permaculture philosophy and methodology
* Observation skills and site analysis
* Natural cycles and pattern recognition
* Ponds, swales and keyline systems
* Soil building, erosion control
* Animals and their place in the system
* Edible landscaping, organic gardening
* Integrated pest management
* Agroforestry management and tree crops
* Building design and energy conservation
* Urban permaculture and village design
* Community economics
* And much more! 

The WEEKEND SERIES makes this exciting training accessible and affordable for working professionals and students alike and offers its own, unique advantages.

Jude Hobbs, a founding member of the Cascadia Permaculture Institute,  has presented workshops and courses throughout the West for twelve years, developing curricula that encompass diverse learning styles. Since 1982, Jude's landscape design firm has provided environmental design solutions for urban and rural settings, specializing in soil building and suitable plant slection. She has written A Guide to Multi-Functional Hedgerows, and tends a forest garden in Eugene, Oregon.

Registration deadline:  February 9, 2010

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For further information or assistance with registration, please contact Phyllis at cascadiapc@gmail.com or call 541-514-3042.