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What kind of Future Do You Want for Your Community? at South Street Cafe
July 15, 2009 from 6:30pm to 7:30pm
The Transition Town Movement
Slide show and open discussion presented by
Bill Laberge of Transition Town Manchester
Wednesday July 15th at 6:30pm
at The South Street Cafe, Bennington VT
Sponsored by The Walloomsac Transition Forum
There's a great article "The Transition Initiative" in Orion Magazine http://bit.ly/AQYk4. I have also posted some comments and reflections on the Eco-Logos blog - http://bit.ly/7whCr
Earth Skills for changing times. Experiential programs embracing wild edible and medicinal plants, holistic health, sustainable living skills and the inner journey. Annie McCleary, director, and George Lisi, naturalist.
Transition Network Training at Spirit Hollow at Spirit Hollow, Shaftsbury, Vermont
October 10, 2009 at 9am to October 11, 2009 at 4pm
The Walloomsac Transition Forum and Spirit Hollow, a non-profit dedicated to the transformation of consciousness are pleased to announce that Alastair Lough and Richard Kuhnel will be facilitating an official two-day Transition Training at Spirit ...
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- "How are you involved in preparing for the changes that peak oil, economic instabilty and climate change are bringing, and in creating resilience and sustainable life style in our communities?"
- For many years, through my education as an environmental design and ecological systems major, as a land use planner developing sustainable policies for rural and urban environments, as a practicing architect and as a researcher into methods of self-organizing bio-regional change to sustainable lifestyles, I have been involved in the "transition" movement, but only now formally in the "Transition Movement."
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There's a great article "The Transition Initiative" in Orion Magazine http://bit.ly/AQYk4. I have also posted some comments and reflections on the Eco-Logos blog - http://bit.ly/7whCr - or on my profile here on Transition Vermont
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Thanks for joining the TT Manchester group. We are meeting next wed. July 8 at Al Ducci's and have some great stuff going on over the summer and fall so we look forward to meeting you. If you give me your e-mail I can keep you up to date w/ what's going on. Otherwise you can check this site.
Bill
I noticed you were considering the rocket oven workshop i am hosting this month and i wanted to let you know we condensed it into only a weekend where we focus on the oven and exclude the shelter element this time. the new cost for the weekend is $200 and includes all meals, camping, yoga... Let me know if you are interested.
jennifer
cheers!
Any feedback on the Passive house workgroup?
And are you still interested in the NaturalTimberFraming workshop? we had to reschedule and are thinking for June 20-21st.
Cheers,
Ben
Would you be willing to talk to Peter? He may have other people in mind as well. I think there is someone with a PH in VT that would be good to have also.
I would be willing to talk to VGBN and BSR and set up a site.
Wondering if it would be useful to have a PH informational meeting thru BSR/VGBN? We could have a few people talk about it including you and maybe Peter Schneider. Not sure if you have other folks who might be good to have.
What do you think?
Your site looks interesting. Have you connected with Gwen Hallsmith and checked out EarthCAT and the Laser Guide? If not they are right up your alley.
Let me know if you have any ideas around PH and Natural Building, this is my current work. I am also interested in your experience with the PH training. I applied but my VSAC grant didn't make it in time. I went to the Boston gathering last week and had a great time.
Ben
Check out the photos as well. Some amazing and insprirational images from Ben Falk and Ben Graham in particular.
Cheers! George ~
"Living it" Yes! Anything from your experience that you would like to share as a blog, as a new discussion, or a reply to discussions, (check 'em out), would be excellent.
Two members from up this way that you might want to connect with are Ben Graham, a natural builder in Plainfield, and Gwen Hallsmith, the planning director for the City of Montpelier. We also have 4 practicing Permaculturists, Ben Falk, Mark Krawczyk, Nicko Rubin and Keith Morris. Click on "Members" on the top menu bar.
Cheers! George Lisi, Transition Town Montpelier ~