Permaculture Design Course
Trinity College, Melbourne University
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1. Pay full price or
2. Pay a deposit only (scroll down for deposit option)
To secure your place in the course please follow the steps below:
YOUR REGISTRATION IS NOT VALID WITHOUT ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Step One: Please download and print the registration form
Step Two: Fill in this form and return to Tagari Publications (details on the form)
Step Three: Take this opportunity to purchase any of the books you may need for the course
Step Four: Please proceed to the checkout to make your payment for both the course and any books you might like to purchase
Step Five: Once Tagari Publications has received both your registration form and payment only then will confirmation of your place be sent to you
PDC FlyerProduct Features:
- Design methods
- Humid cool climates
- Understanding patterns in nature
- Trees and their energy transactions
- Climatic factors
- Aquaculture
- Water
- Waste management
- Soils
- Energy efficient architecture
- Earthworks and their use in earth repair
- Legal strategies and trusts
- Strategies for urban and rural
- Effective working groups
- The temperate climates
- Right livelihood
- Dry lands
- Money and finance
- Cold climates
- Bio regional organisation
- Humid tropics
- Ethical investment
- Effective aid
Permaculture Design Course - Deposit only
Trinity College, Melbourne University
To secure your place in the course please follow the steps below:
YOUR REGISTRATION IS NOT VALID WITHOUT ALL REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
Step One: Please download and print the registration form
Step Two: Fill in this form and return to Tagari Publications (details on the form)
Step Three: Take this opportunity to purchase any of the books you may need for the course
Step Four: Please proceed to the checkout to make your payment for both the course and any books you might like to purchase
Step Five: Once Tagari Publications has received both your registration form and payment only then will confirmation of your place be sent to you
FINAL PAYMENT: Please ensure your final payment is received by us by close of business on Wednesday, September 15, 2010.
PDC FlyerProduct Features:
- Design methods
- Humid cool climates
- Understanding patterns in nature
- Trees and their energy transactions
- Climatic factors
- Aquaculture
- Water
- Waste management
- Soils
- Energy efficient architecture
- Earthworks and their use in earth repair
- Legal strategies and trusts
- Strategies for urban and rural
- Effective working groups
- The temperate climates
- Right livelihood
- Dry lands
- Money and finance
- Cold climates
- Bio regional organisation
- Humid tropics
- Ethical investment
- Effective aid
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