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Transition Santa Cruz Reskilling Expo
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Date:
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Time:
10:00 AM
-
4:00 PM
Event Type:
Other
Organizer/Author:
Tamara
Email:
Phone:
831-566-8458
Location Details:
United Methodist Church, 250 California St., Santa Cruz
Near Bay St.
Near Bay St.
TransitionSC is presenting its first Reskilling Expo
on October 17 from 10-4
at the United Methodist Church,
250 California Street, Santa Cruz.
Choose from a multitude of demos
on how to reduce food costs and conserve water.
There will be presentations on:
…beekeeping, fruit trees, propagation of culinary and medicinal herbs, backyard berries, chickens and ducks, canning, and foraging…
…edible green spaces/huertos concretos, roots, rhizomes and tubers, traditional compost…
…vermicompost, compost tea, anerobic compost, jam-making, bread-making, seed saving…
…year-round edible garden, fermenting, solar cooking, incubation and non-toxic control of invasive plants.
Learn to conserve water at our demos on:
… graywater, earthworks (swales, berms and basins), rainwater catchment, composting toilet and the propagation of native plants.
Explore the transition concepts of peak oil, climate chaos, and economics. Reflect on where your money works at a talk about local banking. Speak your mind and heart to one of our Keynote Listeners. Consider integrating sustainable living with activism to transform the structures driving environmental and social harm.
There will be good food and live music as well. Please join us!
on October 17 from 10-4
at the United Methodist Church,
250 California Street, Santa Cruz.
Choose from a multitude of demos
on how to reduce food costs and conserve water.
There will be presentations on:
…beekeeping, fruit trees, propagation of culinary and medicinal herbs, backyard berries, chickens and ducks, canning, and foraging…
…edible green spaces/huertos concretos, roots, rhizomes and tubers, traditional compost…
…vermicompost, compost tea, anerobic compost, jam-making, bread-making, seed saving…
…year-round edible garden, fermenting, solar cooking, incubation and non-toxic control of invasive plants.
Learn to conserve water at our demos on:
… graywater, earthworks (swales, berms and basins), rainwater catchment, composting toilet and the propagation of native plants.
Explore the transition concepts of peak oil, climate chaos, and economics. Reflect on where your money works at a talk about local banking. Speak your mind and heart to one of our Keynote Listeners. Consider integrating sustainable living with activism to transform the structures driving environmental and social harm.
There will be good food and live music as well. Please join us!
For more information:
http://transitionsc.org
Added to the calendar on Tue, Oct 6, 2009 11:14AM
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