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Posts Tagged ‘permaculture across boarders’
March 13th, 2010 - 1:23 pm § in Work Updates
Update From PermCorps Team Member Marisha Auerbach
Marisha Auerbach is a PermaCorps for Haiti advisory board member and has been working in northern Haiti in an area near Limbe on a permaculture relief project focused on local food security and ecological regeneration. Marisha and her close friend and fellow NW permaculture designer and educator [...]
March 13th, 2010 - 4:00 am § in Thought
Food, Water, and… Permaculture? Rethinking Disaster Relief for Haiti and Beyond
This article has been cross posted from Treehugger.com you can see the original article here. 3/7/2010 When most people think of disaster relief efforts, meeting immediate needs — food, clean water, blankets — comes most readily to mind. But as Haiti continues to recover from the devas[...]
February 9th, 2010 - 1:40 am § in Thought
Geoff Lawton on Permaculture in Haiti
A Permaculture Strategy for Port-au-Prince and Beyond Posted by Evan O’Neil at Haiti Rewired on February 8, 2010 at 7:21pm View Evan O’Neil’s blog As Evan Hansen noted in an earlier post, the Haitian recovery will have to be down to earth, literally. Local food production is inva[...]
