BREAZE

INFO ARVO

ASPDC 2009 has been a truly fantastic experience for both students and organizers. Se they are very, very happy to announce that preparations for ASPDC 2010 are underway ...

Within the next month, we will be holding a friendly "Info Arvo" for ASPDC 2010.  To be added to the mailing list, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ...

And visit the Ballarat Permaculture Guild website for more information:  http://ballaratpermacultureguild.org ...

ABOUT THE COURSE

* ASPDC is the "All Seasons Permaculture Design Course

* A Full Year of Learning: 12 contact weekends from March 2010 to Feb 2011. Experience "all seasons" learning that gives you a chance to implement as you learn thereby reinforcing and refining new knowledge and skills

* Twice the contact hours of a standard PDC (Permacuture Design Course) ... at a much lower hourly rate

* A very wide selection of well-known and respected Permaculture instructors. ASPDC 2009 included: David Holmgren (Co-originator of the Permaculture Concept), Virginia Solomon (Prime Mover in Accredited Permaculture Training), Beck Lowe (Cydonia Permaculture), Rick Coleman (Southern Cross Permaculture), Graeme George (Permaculture Melbourne), John Ditchburn (Urban Food Garden) and David Arnold (Owner of Murrnong and Publisher of the Permaculture Calendar) ...

* Focus on southern Victoria's seasonal cool-temperate climate

* Chance to complete Certificate III in Permaculture (Govt Accredited Permaculture Training) through Eltham College as part of ASPDC.

* Presented by Ballarat Permaculture Guild, BREAZE and Eltham College.

And visit the Ballarat Permaculture Guild website for more information:  http://ballaratpermacultureguild.org ...

GET MORE NEWS ABOUT ASPDC !!!

For updates about the "Info Arvo" and other information about ASPDC 2010, please email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and ask to be put on the mailing list.

We Hope to see you there ;-)

The ASPDC 2009 Organizing Committee

Are you new to Permaculture or need more Information?

Permaculture is a means to bringing a true sustainable lifestyle to your home and community.  It is an ingenious design system based on working in harmony with nature.

Permaculture has been defined as: "..the harmonious integration of landscape and people, providing their food, energy, shelter and other material and other non-material needs in a sustainable way" (Bill Mollison)

If Permaculture is new to you, this Permaculture FAQ outlines some of the strategies Permaculture offers towards building a more sustainable and locally resilient future.

European research has shown that households growing their own food is the most effective strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Growing your own food is a critical part of increasing household and community resilience in the face of climate change and peak oil. Unfortunately, many people have lost the basic skills and knowledge needed to grow their own food. We can change this!