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Kenzie Davison
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Abalon Guild
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Kenzie Davison's Discussions
Job: Eco-Cycle looking for a Community Outreach Coordinator
Started Mar 17
Starting a Common Good Bank in Your Neighborhood
Started Jan 13
Starting a Common Good Bank in Your Neighborhood
Started Jan 13
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- How are you currently involved in the Transition movement?
- I'm a member of the Transition Denver Initiating Committee and involved with Grow Local Colorado and Denver Urban Homesteading.
- In what ways do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- Relocalize, Re-energize, Regenerative, Resilient Community
- What background and skills do you bring to this community?
- Transportation, psychology of energy descent and community building
- How can you help the growth/acceptance/vitality of the Transition movement?
- Community-building, permaculture, eco-social design, psychology of change, web design
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Permaculture in Action
Greening the Desert
Geoff Lawton, Permaculture Teacher
Peak Moment: City Repair
Mark Lakeman, Co-Founder
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Transition Denver Update!
Dear Neighbor,
Most of us are craving security and want to belong to a vibrant, caring, and supportive community. Yet with the impending impacts of peak oil and climate instability beginning to touch our lives, what will that mean for our food supplies and our safety? What can we do to ensu… Continue
Posted on September 22, 2008 at 2:23pm —
Project for Public Spaces Training, NYC, Oct 17-18: How to Create Successful Markets
How To Create Successful Markets, a training course held in New York City on October 17-18, 2008, is just one month away!
Participants of this course will learn about the four crucial elements of successful markets: the right mix of vendors and products; a strong sense of place; solid economic and operational underpinnings; and a firm commitment to the surrounding community. Through presentations, working groups, and on-site tours of New York City's open-air farmers market… Continue
Posted on September 17, 2008 at 2:34pm —
18 Day Compost Song
(Sung to London Bridge) - A Permaculture Sing-A-Long by the Pagliaro Family
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Compost made in 18 days,
18 days, 18 days.
Compost made in 18 days,
The Berkley Method.
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A cubic meter you must stack,
You must stack, you must stack.
A cubic meter you must stack
To make it work right.
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Take some shit and heap it up,
Heap it up, heap it up,
Chicken, horse, cow or duck,
It doesn’t matter.
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Add leaves, cotton, straw or grass,
Straw or grass, straw or grass,
Add leaves, cotto… Continue
Posted on September 15, 2008 at 8:14pm — 1 Comment
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I'm assisting in organizing a sustainability fair on the Auraria campus. Would you be interested in being a demonstrating permaculture? Please call or email me. Virginia Till - vet1226@yahoo.com 720-833-1924
We're trying to get our vendors lined up this week if possible. The fair will be on November 12. And cost to vendors is free at this point. If that does change, the fee will be nominal ($25).
If you know of any other vendors that would be good to have, please let me know as well! Thanks!
Yeah been busy here & had so little time to come back to Denver programs. Am getting ready now to do some teaching of the PC course at Willow Way.
June 5th turns out to be one of those teaching days -
also I took both of Claire's med herb classes at Boulder Mennonite church & the intro at Community room at Boulder Meadows, & last year we did some med herb field work at Jennifer Murnan & Lois Hickman's farm so probably will do fine with all the info I already have from Claire.
Thanks for checking in, have been thinking about you. I may be able to come soon to the May 12 evening at the Mercury cafe -so may see you there.
Cheers/
Coco
Saw the event you posted about "Healthy Food for All" and thought you might want to know about the self-facilitated discussion course created by the Northwest Earth Institute. It's called "Menu for the Future" and is a great way for a group of folks to learn more about those issues and find creative solutions. Here's the link: http://nwei.org/discussion_courses/course-offerings/menu-for-the-future
If you find people who are interested in learning more or setting up a group they can look on the Rocky Mountain Earth Institute site at www.rm-ei.org.
The garden calendar is pretty much good to go, but I've got some questions about formatting. I emailed you at gmail to try to connect and resolve the questions, hopefully this will be done in the next couple of days! Thanks for contacting me about it.
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