First Spokane Permaculture Design Course
The first Spokane Permaculture Design Course got underway on Jan. 20, 2012 with 35 participants and will continue every other weekend through March. This course is full, but the interest level has been high, so more courses very well might be offered in Spokane.
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Skeeter starting things off at Zone 1
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Spokane Permaculture Design Course Participants
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Spokane PDC Participants Soak it All In
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Permaculturists Love Good Food
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Phil Small Demonstrates Bio-Char Production
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Spokane Permaculturist Ed Bryant
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Skeeter Teaches Us About Plashing
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Urban Permaculture Outing
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Urban Permaculture Outing 2
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Urban Permaculture Outing 3
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Deborah Berman of Palouse Permaculture Presents to the Class
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Maurice Robinette presents on Holistic Resource Management and Intensive Managed Grazing
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Robert Merrill presents on Redemptive Solar Ark-itecture
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David Kirchoff presents on green building and design
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 2
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 3
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 4
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 5
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 6
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 7
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Spokane Permaculture Seed Swap 8
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Tree Sale
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Tree Sale 2
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Skeeter wins best-dressed Permaculture Design Educator.
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Ella presents her group's final design project
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Wakan presents his group's final design project
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Our all-woman design team presents their project...
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...and wins most artistic design map
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Permaculture Design Certificate Awards Ceremony
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Permaculture Design Certificate Awards Ceremony 2
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Permaculture Design Certificate Awards Ceremony 3
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Permaculture Design Certificate Awards Ceremony 4
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Permaculture Design Certificate Awards Ceremony 5
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Permaculture Design Certificate Awards Ceremony 6
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Michael Pilarski - Friends of the Trees Society/Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild
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Ph. 406-741-5809
zone1@inlandnorthwestpermaculture.com
For general inquiries contact:
Michael Pilarski - Friends of the Trees Society/Inland Northwest Permaculture Guild
PO Box 165
Hot Springs, MT 59845
Ph. 406-741-5809
zone1@inlandnorthwestpermaculture.com
