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Summer Institute of Sustainable Living
June-July 2008
Wild Design!~~~~~~~
Design-Build Exercise
-Heres your chance to jump in and get creative. Each team has a slightly different task. Some teams
have a defined goal; others not. Some teams have set materials to use; others not.
-You will have approximately one hour to work on these projects. We will have time for sharing
your work and reflective discussion at the end.
-Use your imagination! Sketch your ideas to explore and communicate them to your teammates.
Sketch your final product(s) and pay attention to yourself and the group dynamics.
-Students Need:notebooks, this page, gloves, good shoes or boots, sketch-note book, pen/pencil,hat, water, bug spray
Rainwater Teams
Design anmd build something to collect and distribute rainwater.
Team A: You have free range of the resource pile. Talk to Jono before cutting anything.
Team B: You have an assortment of materials pre-selected, and can potentially trade with the
Transporter Team B.
Open Design Teams:
Design and build something.
Team A: You have an assortment of materials pre-selected.
Team B:You can use whatever you want out of the resource pile. Talk to Jono before cuttinganything.
Transporter Teams:
Design and build a transporter to move your given object or a large stone at least 100 feet.
Team A:Use the materials given to you.
Team B:You can use what you have been given, and you can potentially trade items with the
Rainwater Team B.
(Optional Chicken Tractor Teams):
Design and build a small, movable structure designed to house chickens at night, on perches, and
allow them to scratch and peck at soil through the open bottom during the day. The structure should
be predator proof and easy for Jo(sephine) Permie to access.
Team A: You have an assortment of materials pre-selected.
Team B:You can use whatever you want out of the resource pile. Talk to Jono before cutting
anything.
Have fun!
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AppleSeed Permaculture Ethan C. RolandDesign Research T each [email protected] Box 510, Nassau, NY 12123 518-610-1375 www.appleseedpermaculture.com
Selected Bibliography: 01 The Seed of PermacultureSummer Institute for Sustainable Living Permaculture Design Certification Course 2008
Print- Books
Alexander, C. (1979) The Timeless Way of BuildingAlexander, C. et al (1977)A Pattern Language
Fukuoka, M.(1978) The One-Straw Revolution, Rodale Press.Fukuoka, M.(?) The Natural Way of Farming, Rodale Press.
Hemenway, Toby (2001) Gaia's Garden: A Guide to Home-ScalePermaculture,Chelsea Green.
Holmgren, David (2002) Permaculture: Principles and pathways beyond sustainabilityJenkins, J. (2005) The Humanure Handbook
King, F.H. (1911)Farmers for Forty Centuries, Rodale Press.
Mollison, B. and Holmgren, D. (1978)Permaculture One: A Perennial Agriculture for HumanSettlements.Tagari Publications
Mollison, B.Permaculture Two:Tagari Publications
Mollison, B. (1988)Permaculture: A Designers Manual, Tagari Publications.Mollison, B. and Slay, RM. (1989)Introduction to Permaculture, Tagari Publications.
Mollison, B. and Slay, RM. (1989)Introduccion a la Permacultura, Tagari Publications
Yeomans, P.A. (1981) Water for Every Farm/Using the Keyline Plan, Second Back Row Press.
WebPermaculture Across Border: www.permaculturecrossborders.org
Permaculture Research Institute (PRI) Australia: www.permaculture.org.au
Permaculture International: www.permacultureinternational.orgPermacultura America Latina http://www.permacultura.org
International Institute for Ecological Agriculture (IIEA): www.permaculture.com
Tagari Publications: www.tagari.comWilder Institute: www.permaculturenow.com
Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute: www.crmpi.org
Hancock Permaculture Center: www.hancockpermaculture.org
Finger Lakes Permaculture Institute: www.flpci.org
Green Phoenix: www.green-phoenix.org[NYC-based sustainable communities group]Bullocks Permaculture Portal: www.permacultureportal.com
Permaculture Research Institute: www.pricoldclimate.org
Permaculture Institute: www.permaculture.org
Print- PeriodicalsThe Permaculture Activist (US): www.permacultureactivist.net
Permaculure Magazine (UK): www.permaculture.co.ukThe Permaculture Drylands Journal (US): Back Issues Only