Urban Permaculture Design Course with Sara Dent & Guests
Photo montage images from L.A. Farm Lab
Langara Continuing Studies – 72-hour Certificate Program
2012: Fridays, September 21 – December 7, 10am-5:30pm (no class Oct. 19 or Oct. 26)
Weekend Field Trip – Saturday & Sunday, October 13 & 14
Confirmed Guest Teachers: Erin Innes, Delvin Solkinson
Course Highlights:
Ecological design fundamentals
Aquaponics
Bioremediation
Designing for Urban Places
Four-Seasons Gardening
Pattern Literacy
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Portland Place-Making
Social Permaculture
Soil Management
Dive into ecological design theory and hands-on practice and earn your internationally recognized Permaculture Design Certificate. From growing food and creating healthy soil to building community and re-envisioning the urban environment, this 72-hour course will give you the skills you need to create vibrant and healthy places in the city!
Sara Dent is a trained organic farmer and permaculture designer through the Linnaea Ecological Garden Programme (Cortes, BC), and permaculture educator through the California Urban Permaculture Guild. She has farmed across B.C. and in Mexico and brings her enthusiasm for organic matter and growing local, along with her training as a facilitator to permaculture education.
Registration and Information
Fee: $1100 (70253) Some bursaries available.
Contact: Sonja Embree sembree@langara.bc.ca
www.langara.bc.ca/continuing-studies
Register: 604.323.5322
Info Session: To learn more about the course and meet Sara, please join us Wednesday, Sept. 5, 6-7pm, Room A218, Langara College, 100 West 49th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.
Photo by: Jonathan Dy
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