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SUMMARY:Brad Lancaster\, Josh Robinson\, et ali: Permaculture & Intensive Hands-On Workshop at Ecosa Institute\, July 6-31\, 2009 - Prescott\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:July 6-31\, 2009\nPrepare for a local food economy\nAn ECOSA Institute Intensive Workshop\nPrescott\, AZ\nwww.ecosainstitute.org for details\nor\ncall 928-541-1002\nor email info@ecosainstitute.org\nThis summer\, invest in a hands-on intensive program that will have you generating positive solutions to the global environmental emergencies we face today. Prepare yourself for new opportunities in the “green” economy.\n• Learn the latest practices and techniques for water harvesting\, and creating local food sources and edible landscapes.\n• Learn about both traditional materials and the latest materials available on the market\n• Especially designed for: landscape architects\, contractors\, homebuilders\, career changers\, students\nInstructors include: Brad Lancaster and Josh Robinson\n72-hour Permaculture Certificate awarded. Credit available from Prescott College.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/permaculture-and-intensive-hands-on-workshop-at-the-ecosa-institute-prescott-az/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090719T160000
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SUMMARY:Brad Lancaster: Watershed Management Group's Greywater Site Assessment Class
DESCRIPTION:Watershed Management Group is offering a series of classes in a wide range of water-related topics. Information for the sessions Brad is teaching is listed below.\nIf you have questions or would like information on the other class sessions\, contact WMG.\nLevel 1\nSunday\, July 19th: 4 – 7:30 pm. Site Assessment for Greywater System\nSaturday\, July 25th: 7 – 11 am. Greywater System Install\nSaturday\, July 25th: evening hours. Open time available to finish installation of system if needed\nLevel 2\nTuesday\, August 11th: 2 – 4pm. Integrated Design Lecture\nTuesday\, August 11th: 4 – 6pm. Blackwater (KRD) System Site Assessment (Lisa & Catlow’s house)\nThursday\, August 14th: 7 am-12 pm. Blackwater System Installation
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/brad-lancaster-others-watershed-management-group-greywater-site-assessment-class/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090719
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SUMMARY:The Bullocks\, et ali: Permaculture Design Course at the Bullock Permaculture Homestead\, July 19 to Aug 8\, 2009 - Orcas Island\, WA
DESCRIPTION:Permaculture Design Course – FULL.\nAccepting people for waiting list only.\n\nOrcas Island\, WA\n July 19 – August 8\, 2009 \nAt the Bullock Permaculture Homestead\nInstructors: Douglas Bullock\, John Valenzuela\, Joseph Bullock\, Sam Bullock\, & Dave Boehnlein. Presentations by Brad Lancaster Thursday morning\, August 6\, 9 am – 12:15 pm.\nCourse Will Cover:\nApproximately 144 hours of classroom and hands-on education. Including: design methodologies\, observation skill building\, whole system design\, annual and perennial foods\, water/energy/waste techniques\, appropriate construction\, plant propagation and culture\, outdoor mushroom cultivation\, herbs and fiber use\, and animals. Agricultural strategies for drylands\, wetlands\, and everything in between will be observed\, discussed\, and implemented at our ever-evolving homestead.\nCourse Tuition:\nCost: $1850 ($1750 if paid in full by June 1st\, 2009); includes delicious\, mostly organic meals\, materials\, and certificate. Camping space is provided. A $250 nonrefundable deposit is required with course registration\, with the remainder due on or before July 1\, 2009. Course is limited to 30 participants.\nFor more info contact:\nDave Boehnlein\n360-840-8483\ninfo@permacultureportal.com
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/the-bullocks-et-ali-permaculture-design-course-at-the-bullock-permaculture-homestead-july-19-to-aug-8-2009-orcas-island-wa/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090704T090000
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SUMMARY:Brad Lancaster & Scott Pittman: Workshop 2 of Permaculture Design Course\, July 4-8\, 2009 - Seeds of Change Farm\, New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Workshop Two: Natural and Constructed Ecosystems with Brad Lancaster (author of Rainwater Harvesting in Drylands & Beyond) & Scott Pittman\n\nDates: July 4 – 8\, 2009 (arrive for class July 3rd\, leave July 8th after 6pm) \n\nForest and Trees: Their Role in the Landscape\nFood Forests and Gardens for Self-Sufficiency\nRainwater Harvesting and Reuse\nWater Management on the Landscape\n\nHands-on exercises in understanding of role and management of weeds\, introduction to native pollinators & honey bees to farms\, orchards and home gardens; soil management in drylands on broadscale\, tracking water on the landscape\, learning to design rainwater harvesting systems.\nFor more info see: www.permaculture.org
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/workshop-two-of-permaculture-design-course-at-seeds-of-change-farm-new-mexico/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090627T140000
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DTSTAMP:20090513T191758Z
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SUMMARY:Brad Lancaster: Viva Verde Expo Presentation - Silver City NM
DESCRIPTION:Turning Water Scarcity into Water Abundance\nwith Brad Lancaster\, author of the award-winning\, best-selling books Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond\, Vols 1 & 2.\nLearn the eight universal principles of water harvesting and simple strategies for creating integrated water-sustainable landscapes at home and throughout your community to increase local food security\, passively cool your home\, reduce energy consumption\, control erosion\, avert flooding\, revive damaged waterways and more.\nWHEN: Saturday\, June 27\, 2009\n2 – 3 pm\nWHERE: Global Resource Center Auditorium\n Western New Mexico University\nCorner of 12th and Kentucky Streets\, Silver City NM\nFOR DETAILED SCHEDULE INFORMATION:\nhttp://www.vivaverdenm.com/exposchedule.html
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/brads-presentation-at-the-viva-verde-expo-silver-city-nm/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090626
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090629
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SUMMARY:Viva Verde Expo\, June 26-28\, 2009 - Silver City NM
DESCRIPTION:The Viva Verde Expo is a weekend-long educational conference that will provide opportunities to participate in hands-on workshops; learn from experts in the field; connect with providers of green goods and services; participate in our Green Home and Garden Tour to learn about a variety of energy efficient retrofits and green building techniques\, and take part in discussions about regional development of Green Jobs.\nwww.vivaverdenm.com\n\nBrad Lancaster will give a presentation on Turning Water Scarcity into Water Abundance on\nSaturday\, June 27\, 2009\n2pm to 3pm\nin the Global Resource Center Auditorium\,\nWestern New Mexico University\,\nCorner of 12th and Kentucky Streets
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/viva-verde-expo-2009-silver-city-nm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090615T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090615T133000
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SUMMARY:Brad Lancaster: Water Harvesting Presentation - Salt Lake City\, Utah
DESCRIPTION:Turning Drains Into Sponges and Water Scarcity Into Water Abundance\nMonday June 15th\n12:00-1:30 PM\nUtah Society of Environmental Education:\nGreen Bag Professional Development Series\nSLC Downtown Library\n210 East 400 South\nSalt Lake City\, UT\nwww.usee.org (RSVP required)\n$5-$15 USEE members/nonmembers\, Donations welcome\nThis inspiring presentation shares eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple strategies that turn water scarcity into water abundance. They empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. Rainwater harvesting is the process of capturing rain and making the most of it as close as possible to where it falls. Greywater harvesting is the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources. The two work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%! You’ll see examples enhancing local food security\, passively cooling cities in summer\, reducing costs of living and energy consumption\, controlling erosion\, averting flooding\, reviving dead waterways\, minimizing water pollution\, building community\, creating celebration\, and more.\nBrad Lancaster is a dynamic teacher\, consultant\, and designer of regenerative systems. He is the author of the award-winning\, best-selling books Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond\, the information-packed website www.HarvestingRainwater.com\, and the Drops in a Bucket Blog. He lives his talk on an oasis-like eighth of an acre in downtown Tucson\, Arizona\, by harvesting over 100\,000 gallons of rainwater a year where just 12 inches per year falls from the sky.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-presentation-with-brad-lancaster-salt-lake-city-utah-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090614T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090614T183000
DTSTAMP:20090607T191938Z
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SUMMARY:Brad Lancaster: Water Harvesting Presentation - Salt Lake City\, Utah
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, June 14th\n5:00-6:30 PM\nRealms of Inquiry School\n1140 South 900 East\nSalt Lake City\, UT\nSuggested Donation $5\nHosted by Utah Urban Homesteaders and TreeUtah\nwww.treeutah.org (contains PDF/RSVP info)\nhttp://utahurbanhomesteaders.webs.com/\n\n\nTurning Drains Into Sponges and Water Scarcity Into Water Abundance\nBy Brad Lancaster\nThis inspiring presentation shares eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple strategies that turn water scarcity into water abundance. They empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. Rainwater harvesting is the process of capturing rain and making the most of it as close as possible to where it falls. Greywater harvesting is the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources. The two work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%! You’ll see examples enhancing local food security\, passively cooling cities in summer\, reducing costs of living and energy consumption\, controlling erosion\, averting flooding\, reviving dead waterways\, minimizing water pollution\, building community\, creating celebration\, and more.\nBrad Lancaster is a dynamic teacher\, consultant\, and designer of regenerative systems. He is the author of the award-winning\, best-selling books Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond\, the information-packed website www.HarvestingRainwater.com\, and the Drops in a Bucket Blog. He lives his talk on an oasis-like eighth of an acre in downtown Tucson\, Arizona\, by harvesting over 100\,000 gallons of rainwater a year where just 12 inches per year falls from the sky.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-presentation-with-brad-lancaster-salt-lake-city-utah/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090605
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090611
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SUMMARY:Applied Watershed Restoration for Drylands with Craig Sponholtz - northern New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:June 5-10\, 2009\nWind River Ranch\nnear Las Vegas\, New Mexico\nFive-day long practical land restoration training for practitioners\, landowners and anyone concerned about the health of degraded arid and semi-arid landscapes.\nThis is a hands-on course that will develop the student’s ability to read the movement of water in the landscape\, assess the symptoms and causes of watershed degradation and create appropriate solutions.  We start by learning and observing runoff patterns and processes common to most drylands.  Using nature as the model students then learn to utilize readily available materials such as rocks and wood to reduce erosion and harvest runoff.  These simple structures enhance water absorbing landforms and plant communities creating living sponges that heal erosion and ultimately re-wet the landscape.\nIn addition to building foundational knowledge\, we apply it by designing and constructing restoration structures as a part of ongoing restoration efforts at Wind River Ranch.  This is an intensive\, project- oriented class that is intellectually challenging and involves some physical labor. We learn and create as a team\, and encourage all students to participate in the hard work of on-the-ground restoration at their own ability level.  Every project involves a wide variety of tasks\, not all of which are physically strenuous.  Since the majority of class time is spent in the field visiting previously constructed projects and working on our own project\, students must be prepared to be outdoors rain or shine.  After all how could we miss observing a rainstorm in New Mexico!  We do of course take the necessary precautions to avoid extreme weather.\nOur goal is to send students home empowered to recognize and initiate the simple changes that can produce profound benefits for their home watersheds.\nTopics Include\nSITE ASSESEMENT: \n\nTracking sources and sinks of runoff and sediment\nMoisture storage in landforms and plants\nIdentifying and diagnosing ecological degradation\nPrioritizing restoration needs\nPROJECT DESIGN: \nPassive water harvesting\nErosion control for headcuts\, gullies\, and arroyos\nWetland restoration\nRe-vegetation\nPROJECT PLANNING \nIdentifying on-site resources\nChecking for project feasibility\nLabor and materials estimating\nLong term monitoring and maintenance\nPROJECT IMPLEMENTATION \nSite survey and layout\nTools\, materials and logistics\nBuilding for form and function\nMinimizing the construction footprint\nLOGISTICS:\nThe program is offered at a beautiful conservation ranch in New Mexico\, not far from Las Vegas\, NM. Classes will be held from 9:00 AM to 5:00PM with regular breaks throughout the day.  Breakfast\, lunch and dinner are prepared by the staff.  Students have plenty of time to relax\, converse and enjoy the beautiful setting of Wind River Ranch while carrying out meaningful watershed restoration work.  More detailed logistics on what to bring\, what to expect are HERE.\nDates: June 6-10\, or August 15-19 2009\nWorkshop Testimonials by Brad Lancaster (author of Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond) and Larry Santoyo of Earthflow Designs – see left column\nWorkshop Fee: $665 if registered one month in advance\, or $700 thereafter\nLast Day to Enroll five days before the class start date.\nDeposits: Space is limited. A non-refundable deposit of $300 will hold your space for both classes.\nScholarships: Two and more attendants applying together receive 10% discount.\nCancellation refunds: We don’t issue program refunds unless the program is canceled by us. Please plan your attendance accordingly! \n Workshop fees include: all instruction\, all workshop materials\, lectures\, study materials\, three meals per day and camping/bunkhouse space. \nInstructors:\nCraig Sponholtz of Drylands Solutions. Read more about their work here \nContact Us\nFor additional questions about this program\, please contact Arina\, also at 505-455-0514.\n… to Registration Portal
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/applied-watershed-restoration-for-drylands-with-craig-sponholtz-northern-new-mexico/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090531T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090531T150000
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SUMMARY:Nuts & Bolts of Water Harvesting for the Urban Homestead: with Brad Lancaster in Austin TX
DESCRIPTION:This is a unique opportunity to  experience Brad in action! With Brad’s guidance\, we will analyze an  existing urban homestead for potential rainwater harvesting opportunities.  Then we will get our hands dirty (and wet) as some selected water harvesting  devices are constructed. Techniques\, sources of materials\, and other  nuts & bolts items necessary to actually implement the strategies  will be covered.\nWho should attend? Do-It-Yourselfers  and those who want to know HOW\n\nDate & Time: Sunday\, May 31\, 2009\, 11 am – 3 pm\nLocation: A West-Central Austin Residence\, details to be provided upon registration\nAdmission – $40\, including  brunch. Advanced registration required at www.designbuildlive.org. Limited to 15 participants.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/nuts-bolts-of-water-harvesting-for-the-urban-homestead-with-brad-lancaster-in-austin-tx/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090530T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090530T203000
DTSTAMP:20090516T001932Z
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SUMMARY:Greywater Happy Hour: with Brad Lancaster in Austin TX
DESCRIPTION:Greywater\, generally described  as water from washing machines\, showers and bathtubs\, and handsinks\, is  a potential source of secondary\, or reclaimed\, water. Why send water  down the drain when it can be safely introduced to the landscape through  various earthworks and strategies? State and local regulations sometimes  put certain restrictions on the use of greywater\, but Brad will describe  some of the strategies that have been employed in various jurisdictions.  (The June  17 monthly DBL presentation  will specifically address Central Texas area regulations.) \nBeer (not greywater!) and light  snacks will be served. Book sales and signing.\nDate & Time: Saturday\, May 30\, 2009\, 7-8:30 pm\nLocation: The Great Outdoors Garden Center\nWho should attend? General  public\, Civil Engineers\, Landscape Architects\, Architects\, Municipal  and regional water and stormwater regulators\nAdmission – $5 in advance  or at the door. Limited space – advanced registration recommended at www.designbuildlive.org. Approximately capacity: 100.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/greywater-happy-hour-with-brad-lancaster-in-austin-tx/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090530T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090530T160000
DTSTAMP:20090416T061536Z
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SUMMARY:Integrated Water Strategies for Home\, Farm\, Garden & Community: with Brad Lancaster in Austin\, TX
DESCRIPTION:Join Design~Build~Live in welcoming Brad Lancaster to Austin by attending this presentation with Tucson’s premiere “rainwater wrangler.” Cisterns and rainbarrels are wonderful  components of a rainwater harvesting strategy\, but they are only  part of an integrated system which will maximize the use and benefits of free water in creating abundant\, beautiful\, energy-conserving landscapes. In addition to rainwater\, Brad will discuss stormwater\, greywater\, and other water resources. He will show us what can happen when we replace water scarcity with water abundance.\nBrad Lancaster teaches how to harvest rainwater\, greywater and stormwater to create water abundance in place of water scarcity. He has 15+ years of experience in permaculture consulting\, design\, and education\, focusing on integrated and sustainable approaches to landscape design\, planning and living.\nBook sales and signing follows  the presentation.\nDate & Time: Saturday\, May 30\, 2009\, 2-4 pm\nLocation: AMD\, Oak Hill\, Austin Lone Star Campus\, 7171 Southwest Pkwy\, Austin TX 78735\nWho should attend? General  public\, Civil Engineers\, Landscape Architects\, Architects\, Municipal  and regional water and stormwater regulators\nAdmission – $15 in advance\,  $20 at the door. Advanced registration recommended at www.designbuildlive.org. Limited to 300 seats.\nFor more information: Visit the website or send an email to info@designbuildlive.org.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/integrated-water-strategies-for-home-farm-garden-community-with-brad-lancaster-in-austin-tx/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090529T133000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090529T150000
DTSTAMP:20090516T000035Z
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SUMMARY:Harvesting Rainwater & Stormwater to Create Amenities & Solve Problems: with Brad Lancaster in Austin TX
DESCRIPTION:Simple\, inexpensive rainwater-  and stormwater-harvesting strategies and earthworks hold great potential  for replacing volume and runoff problems with amenities such as raingardens\,  shade trees\, verdant landscapes and food. Brad’s integrated approach  also seeks water-resource opportunities from air conditioning condensate  and greywater. Integrated water strategies can be applied from the suburban  residential lot to the community and regional level.\nDate & Time: Friday\, May 29\, 2009\, 1:30-3 pm\n\nLocation: Council Chambers\, Austin (TX) City Hall\nWho should attend? City/regional  water and stormwater regulators\, civil engineers\, landscape architects\,  architects\, permaculturists\, motivated general public. \nAdmission: Free. 250-seat capacity. Advanced registration recommended at www.designbuildlive.org
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/harvesting-rainwater-stormwater-to-create-amenities-solve-problems-austin-tx/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090518
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090519
DTSTAMP:20090423T002930Z
CREATED:20090423T002930Z
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SUMMARY:Application Deadline for WMG's 2009 Water Harvesting Certification Program
DESCRIPTION:Watershed Management Group (WMG) is now accepting applications to the WMG Water Harvesting Certification program\, a hands-on training program in Tucson\, Arizona\, designed to instruct educators\, green professionals\, and community organizers in water harvesting systems design and construction. The goal of the program is to provide the highest quality training in the nation in order to transfer water harvesting skills and knowledge effectively to new communities. The training will take place this summer in July and August.\nThe certification program is building on WMG’s 2008 Apprenticeship program in which 10 people were trained to lead water harvesting workshops.  This year’s program has been condensed into two sections: a 9-day basic course and an 8-day advanced course to allow out-of-towners to participate along with Tucson residents. Participants will be instructed in a variety of topics including: earthworks\, cisterns\, greywater systems\, streetscape stormwater harvesting\, sustainable landscaping\, and small-scale erosion control.\nThe WMG Certification course is designed and administered by WMG staff with assistance from local Tucson instructors and a curriculum advisory board made up of licensed contractors\, consultants\, and designers who create water harvesting systems. The WMG Certification is a unique educational opportunity not only in Tucson; there is no other program like it in the nation. \nApplications and full details of the program are now available on WMG’s website at www.watershedmg.org. For more information on the program\, please contact Lisa Shipek at lisa@watershedmg.org or at 520-396-3266. Watershed Management Group is a non-profit organization based in Tucson whose mission is to improve people’s lives through community development projects that improve resource management.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/application-deadline-for-wmgs-water-harvesting-certification-program/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090507T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090507T120000
DTSTAMP:20090501T121556Z
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SUMMARY:Water Harvesting Brown Bag Luncheon with Brad Lancaster and Katie Bolger in Tucson\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:The Tucson Association of REALTORS Green Task Force is proud to host a Brown Bag Luncheon Featuring Guest Speakers Brad Lancaster and Katie Bolger.  The Brown Bag Luncheon is a free event with 100 spaces available. Please remember to bring your lunch\, drinks and desserts will be provided.  This event is open to the public so please feel free to pass this invite onto a friend. \n \nTopic:              Graywater and Rainwater Harvesting \nDate:               May 7\, 2009\nTime:              12:00 – 1:30 pm\nLocation:        Tucson Association of REALTORS\n 2445 N. Tucson Blvd  (Tucson Blvd just North of Grant)\nRSVP:             teresa@tucsonrealtors.org\n \n \nBrad Lancaster\, National Speaker and Author of Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond\, will explain a clear and simple process to assess and design your own water harvesting landscapes. Brad provides an accessible resource that explains what water harvesting is\, how to do it appropriately\, and how to modify it to the unique conditions of everyone’s own site. “I believe we all can become beneficial stewards of the land\, and partners in the ecosystem in which we live\, and I believe that by sustainably harvesting rainwater we can all begin to transform our households from consumers of resources to producers of resources. Drawing on my years of teaching\, consulting\, designing\, on-the-ground implementation\, and learning from others\, I offer listeners my clear and simple process to assess and design their own water harvesting landscapes.” –Brad Lancaster\n \nKatie Bolger\, Aide to Councilman Rodney Glassman\, Tucson is the first city in the nation to adopt a commercial rainwater harvesting ordinance.  Katie will explain the City of Tucson’s Graywater and Commercial Rainwater Harvesting Ordinance\, adopted in the fall of 2008.  The ordinance requires all new commercial development plans submitted after June 1\, 2010 to include a rainwater harvesting plan and water budget. These documents will detail how at least 50% of the site’s landscape water demand will be met using rainwater captured at the site. The ordinance also requiring all new single family residences built after June 1\, 2010 to have dual drainage plumbing installed for washing machines showers\, bathtubs and lavatory sinks. This dual plumbing system allows discharge of water either to the sewer or to a gray water distribution system\, which homeowners can choose to install.\n \nRSVP:             teresa@tucsonrealtors.org
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-brown-bag-luncheon-with-brad-lancaster-and-katie-bolger-in-tucson-az/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090504
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SUMMARY:Soil\, Water\, Carbon\, Energy\, and Economy Comprehensive Module - Columbus\, New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:Dates:\nMay 4\, 2009 begins 20 days of education\n\n\n\n\nLocation:\nWhirlwind Farm\nColumbus\, New Mexico\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCourse offerings:\nHolistic Management\, Broadacre Permaculture Design\, and Keyline Design Applications\nHolistic Management with Kirk Gadzia (HM Certified Educator)\n* 2 day Holistic Management (HM) Holistic Goal Setting\n* 2 day HM Grazing Planning\n* 2 day HM Financial Planning\n* 2 day HM Land Planning\nBroadacre Permaculture Design Course with Darren Doherty\, Brad Lancaster\, Scott Pittman & Daniel Salatin\n* Keyline Design Applications * Earthworks * Agricultural Machinery * Site Analysis & Survey Techniques * Methods of Design & GIS applications * Client Communications * Agroforestry * Carbon Farming Techniques\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPricing:$3000 Including meals\n\n\n\n\nCoordinator: Sankara Saranam\n\n\n\n\nEmail: ssaranam@godwithoutreligion.com\n\n\n\n\nPhone:no phone
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/soil-water-carbon-energy-and-economy-comprehensive-module-columbus-new-mexico/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090502T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090502T090000
DTSTAMP:20090501T204644Z
CREATED:20090501T204644Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090501T204644Z
UID:1083-1241251200-1241254800@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Nature Conservancy Water-Harvesting Tour
DESCRIPTION:The Nature Conservancy’s rainwater-harvesting project includes retrofitting the onsite buildings and the surrounding landscape to capture as much as possible of the approximately 11 inches of annual rainfall on the campus and adjacent areas. The retrofitting involves both active and passive rainwater-harvesting techniques. The Nature Conservancy and its partners see the grounds as a community asset where one can learn about sustainability and common-sense approaches to sustainable design and practices.\nThe one-hour tour is free to the public. Meet at the front entrance (NE corner) of the building at 1510 E Ft Lowell Road. Groups may schedule tours at times other than those regularly scheduled. For more information on any of these tours\, please call 520 247-3437 or send an email to dboone@tnc.org.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/nature-conservancy-water-harvesting-tour/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090501
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090504
DTSTAMP:20090408T042358Z
CREATED:20090408T042358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090408T042358Z
UID:1033-1241164800-1241380800@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:May 1-3\, Quivira Coalition Practitioner's Workshop (NM)
DESCRIPTION:The Quivira Coalition would like to invite you to attend our 2009 Practitioner’s Workshop at Red Canyon Reserve. The workshop will offer you a chance to work directly with leading ecological restoration specialists as they try out innovative new techniques in erosion control\, stream-grade\, and stream-bank stabilization. We have identified 22 sites along 2\,700 feet of “Windmill Draw” that will be treated with your help during this workshop.\nWorkshop Events Include:\n* Land Health Demonstrations\n* Using Woodland Thinning Materials for Erosion Control — Steve Carson\n* Monitoring for Rangeland Health — Kirk Gadzia\n* Windmill Draw Meadow Restoration Project — “The Practitioners”\n* A Hike of Red Canyon Reserve: Exploring the Successes and Failures of Land Management — Cullen Hallmark & Steve Carson\nLand health treatments will include novel approaches like one rock dams\, rock rundowns\, zuni bowls\, media lunas\, and other restoration techniques.\nLocated southwest of Socorro (NM) nestled among the foothills of the San Mateo Mountains\, the Red Canyon Reserve is being developed by The Quivira Coalition as a field station for pioneering land health treatments. Hard against the boundary of the Cibola National Forest\, this 320-acre property was bequeathed to The Quivira Coalition by the estate of Michael Belshaw with the express stipulation that it be “devoted to activities directed toward the preservation of the land and the wildlife\, including\, but not limited to\, a wildlife refuge\, research station\, study retreat\, or a demonstration ranch.”\nFor more information\, visit:\nwww.quiviracoalition.org
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/quivira-coalition-practitioners-workshop/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090407T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090407T190000
DTSTAMP:20090404T002555Z
CREATED:20090404T002555Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090404T002555Z
UID:1024-1239130800-1239130800@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Water Harvesting Presentation by Brad Lancaster - Phoenix\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:Phoenix Permaculture Guild Presents\nBrad Lancaster – Award Winning Rainwater Harvesting Author\nTuesday\, April 7th from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM\nUniversity of Arizona Cooperative Extension\, Maricopa County\nPalo Verde Room\, 4341 E Broadway Rd\,\nPhoenix\, AZ 85040\nLecture Cost: $15 (check or cash only at the door\, please)\n*RSVP PLEASE!*\nIf you have never seen award winning rainwater harvesting author Brad Lancaster DON’T miss your chance April 7th. He will present an inspiring talk on how to turn water scarcity into water abundance with eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple and effective strategies. The principles empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. His talk covers:\n• Rainwater harvesting – the process of capturing rain and making the most of it\, as close as possible to where it falls.\n• Greywater harvesting – the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources.\n• Stormwater harvesting – the process of directing street runoff into street-side water-harvesting earthworks to passively irrigate trees to shade the street.\nThe three work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%!\nBrad will present examples that enhance local food production\, passively cool cities in summer\, reduce costs of living and energy consumption\, control erosion\, avert flooding\, revive dead waterways\, minimize water pollution\, build community\, create celebration\, and much more.\nLecture cost: $15 (check or cash only at the door\, please) Partial proceeds benefit Master Gardener Program and Phoenix Permaculture Guild\nRSVP Required: waterharvesting@phoenixpermaculture.net\nLocation: University of Arizona Cooperative Extension\, Maricopa County\, Palo Verde Room\n4341 E Broadway Rd\, Phoenix\, AZ 85040\nAbout Brad\nBrad Lancaster is the author of the award-winning\, best-selling books Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond and the information-packed website www.HarvestingRainwater.com. He is a dynamic teacher\, consultant\, and designer of regenerative systems. He walks his talk on an oasis-like eighth of an acre in downtown Tucson\, Arizona\, by harvesting over 100\,000 gallons of rainwater a year where just 12 inches per year falls from the sky.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-presentation-by-brad-lancaster-phoenix-az/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090406T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090407T163000
DTSTAMP:20081118T205154Z
CREATED:20081118T205154Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20081118T205154Z
UID:486-1239004800-1239121800@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Applying the Principles of Water Harvesting: Using Rainwater\, Greywater\, and A/C Condensate in the Landscape - Phoenix\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:Quality Training Since 1979\nTraining Services Association\nwww.trainingservicesassoc.com\nP R E S E N T S\nApplying the Principles of Water Harvesting:\nUsing Rainwater\, Greywater & A/C Condensate in the landscape\ntaught by Brad Lancaster\nApril 6 & 7\, 2009\nPhoenix\, Arizona\nTHIS TSA WORKSHOP IS DESIGNED FOR:\n•    Anyone from an organization who would like to learn how to capture and utilize rainwater\, greywater & air conditioning condensate for multi-use landscaping\n•    The following organization can benefit from this training: Federal\, State\, & Local Governments\, Housing Agencies\, Schools\, Casinos\, Parks Departments\, National Park Service\, Federal Government Agencies and Private Businesses\nThe availability of water in most communities is limited\, and what is available can be expensive.  Many communities are plagued with some type of drought situation to the point where they must limit the use of water for irrigation\, washing vehicles\, and other elective water uses.  The irony is that the precious commodity of rainwater is routinely wasted in most communities\, including the ones that have limited water use.  Local communities need to turn water scarcity into water abundance\, which can be easily accomplished by implementing the core principles that are covered in this training session.  Using rainwater to supplement  water usage saves money\, while helping the environment\, which is a Win-Win end result for everyone.  In addition\, water-harvesting strategies double as flood control strategies reducing flood threats and erosion in wet seasons\nThe major goal for this workshop is to have the participants embrace and implement in their communities and housing developments the principles of water harvesting learned in this workshop.  Participants will learn the process of harvesting rainwater and how to actually implement it on their properties. Actual case studies will be presented\, which will be supplemented with “hands-on” activities that will allow workshop participants to gain a thorough understanding of the process of water harvesting and how to make it happen in their communities.\nDuring this interactive workshop\, an extensive display of photos and videos that show actual water harvesting applications will be shown for workshop participants to evaluate\, critique\, and discuss with the workshop leader.\nAll workshop participants will receive a copy of the workshop leader’s important and timely book\, “Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands & Beyond: Volume 1 (Guiding Principles to Welcome Rain into your Life & Landscape)\,” which will be used as a workbook during the workshop.  Volume 1 is the core of a 3-volume guide about how to conceptualize\, design\, and implement sustainable water harvesting systems for homes\, landscapes\, and communities.  TSA certificates will be presented to everyone who attends this training.\nA G E N D A\nBoth Days\, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm\nMAJOR TOPICS THAT WILL BE COVERED DURING THE WORKSHOP:\n1.    Introduction to rainwater harvesting – why you should do it\n2.    The eight principles of successful water harvesting\n3.    Integrating energy & water conservation strategies – do more with less\n4.    Examples of successful rainwater harvesting applications\n5.    Understanding the three golden elevations of water harvesting topography\n6.    Use of different elevation tools for site work\n7.    Taking advantage of passive solar principles in conjunction with rainwater\nharvesting to reduce utility bills\n8.    Creating appropriate native plant pallets\n9.    Creating a living air conditioner for your property\n10.    Advice for purchasing the best and most practical products for water harvesting\n11.    Creating an on-site water budget for a property\n12.    Getting water harvesting grants & tax credits\n13.    Calculating a payback period related to your investment\n14.    Basic principles of greywater harvesting & sizing of household systems\n15.    Case studies for participants to apply the knowledge they just gained\n16.     Hands-on site assessment – Bring your site plans to discover what potentials you have\n17.    Field trip on the property to assess rainwater harvesting potentials\n18.    Round table discussions regarding how harvesting rain water can work in your area\nWORKSHOP LEADER:  This TSA workshop will be presented by Brad Lancaster\, who has taught\, designed and consulted on the sustainable design systems of permaculture and integrated rainwater systems since 1993.  He lives on a thriving 1/8 – acre urban permaculture site that he created in downtown Tucson\, Arizona.  Brad is one with the earth and his environment.  He actually lives what he writes about and teaches every day.  Brad’s down-to-earth teaching approach\, blended with the individual attention he gives to every workshop participant makes learning the processes of harvesting rainwater interesting\, exciting\, and fun.  Brad’s web site is www.HarvestingRainwater.com.\n–   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –   –\nR E G I S T R A T I O N   F O R M\nTSA  WORKSHOP:   Applying the Principles of Water Harvesting\nDATES:   April 6 & 7\, 2009\nCOST:     $345/person                           AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $_____________\nPLACE:    Inn Suites\n1651 West Baseline Rd.\nTempe\, Arizona 85283\nPHONE:   480-897-7900  [ or ]  888-283-6737\nNAME & ADDRESS of ORGANIZATION:         _________________________________________\n_________________________________________\n_________________________ zip_____________\nNAME(s) & POSITION(s) of THOSE ATTENDING:    ____________________________________\n______________________________________________________________________________\nPHONE: (____) ___________   FAX: (____) ____________   EMAIL: ______________________\n–  Please make your own arrangements for travel\, hotel\, and meals\, and let the hotel know that you will be attending\na TSA workshop so that you can receive the special room rate of $85./single or double.\n–  Please mail this registration form with your payment to Training Services Association\, 1959 Cassim Ln.\,Tucson\, AZ 85704.  Please do not hand carry checks or cash to the workshop.\nQuestions?  Contact Bill Cogley\, TSA Director:  Phone\, 520-297-3868 … Fax\, 520-297-2322 … Email\, tsa@trainingservicesassoc.com\n–  To better ensure that your registration is processed in time for the workshop\, please also FAX a copy of this registration form to TSA\, 520-297-2322 … Thanks!\n–  In the event of the UNLIKELY cancellation of this workshop\, non-refundable airline tickets should be purchased at your own risk. Full refunds will be provided\, if cancellations are made by March 23rd.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/applying-the-principles-of-water-harvesting-using-rainwater-greywater-and-ac-condensate-in-the-landscape-phoenix-az/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090327
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090330
DTSTAMP:20090107T032820Z
CREATED:20090107T032820Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090107T032820Z
UID:692-1238144400-1238317200@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Applied Watershed Restoration for Drylands with Craig Sponholtz - eastern Arizona
DESCRIPTION:March 27-29\, 2009\nDouble Circle Ranch\,\nUpper Eagle Creek Watershed\,\neastern Arizona\nFREE\nMore info to come. Contact Wilma Jenkins for more info at doublecircleranch@hughes.net
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/applied-watershed-restoration-for-drylands-with-craig-sponholtz-eastern-arizona/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090325T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090325T190000
DTSTAMP:20090105T193033Z
CREATED:20090105T193033Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090105T193033Z
UID:680-1238007600-1238007600@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Rainwater and Greywater Harvesting Town Hall - Tucson\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, March 25\, 2009\n7pm\nCity of Tucson City Council Ward 2 Office\n7575 E. Speedway Blvd\n(520) 791-4687\nFREE\nBrad Lancaster will give a dynamic presentation and answer questions on harvesting rainwater\, stormwater\, and greywater in Tucson\, Arizona and beyond. New water-harvesting ordinances and incentives will also be discussed.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/rainwater-and-greywater-harvesting-town-hall-tucson-az/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090322
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090327
DTSTAMP:20080610T174132Z
CREATED:20080610T174132Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20080610T174132Z
UID:321-1237719600-1238065200@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:2009 International Master Gardener Conference\, Las Vegas\, Nevada
DESCRIPTION:March 22-26\, 2009\nLas Vegas\, Nevada\nAmong the many inspiring presenters\, Brad Lancaster will present on how to turn water scarcity into water abundance with eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple effective strategies. The principles empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. Rainwater harvesting is the process of capturing rain and making the most of it as close as possible to where it falls. Greywater harvesting is the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources. Stormwater harvesting directs street runoff into street-side water-harvesting earthworks to passively irrigate shading street trees. The three work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%! You’ll see examples enhancing local food security\, passively cooling cities in summer\, reducing costs of living and energy consumption\, controlling erosion\, averting flooding\, reviving dead waterways\, minimizing water pollution\, building community\, creating celebration\, and more.\nFor more information see http://www.unce.unr.edu/imgc/
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/2009-international-master-gardener-conference-las-vegas-nevada/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090315T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090315T130000
DTSTAMP:20090311T231318Z
CREATED:20090311T231318Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090311T231318Z
UID:813-1237122000-1237122000@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Rainwater Harvesting: Turning Your Expertise Into a Book - Tucson\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, March 15\, 2009\n1pm\nIntegrated Learning Center building\, room 150\nUniversity of Arizona\nTucson\, Arizona\nAt this  Tucson Festival of Books event\, Brad Lancaster will discuss how he turned his experiences living with\, teaching\, implementing\, and researching water harvesting systems into two best-selling\, award winning books: “Rainwater Harvesting for Drylands and Beyond\,” Volumes 1 and 2. He will also give tips for others thinking of doing the same\, either by self-publishing or going through a publisher.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/rainwater-harvesting-turning-your-expertise-into-a-book-tucson-az/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090312T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090312T160000
DTSTAMP:20090305T223115Z
CREATED:20090305T223115Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090305T223115Z
UID:789-1236873600-1236873600@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Water Harvesting in Australia - a presentation by Brad Lancaster\, and Applied Watershed Restoration - a presentation by Craig Sponholtz - Tucson\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, March 12\, 2009\n4 PM\nTechnicians For Sustainability\n612 N 7th Ave.\nTucson AZ 85705\nContact: 740-0736\nBrad Lancaster will present his findings and stories from his 2007\nresearch trip to Australia. He’ll talk about how rainwater harvesting\ntanks – once illegal in the major cities of Australia – is now legal\,\nrebated\, and mandated on all new home construction. That’s just the\nbeginning. Water-harvesting business\, practices\, and progressive\ninstallations will also be discussed.\nBrad will be joined by guest presenter Craig Sponholtz. Craig has\nextensive experience teaching\, designing\, and implementing water harvesting\,\nerosion control and stream restoration projects. He focuses on very effective\, low-cost systems using on-hand materials. These are little-known strategies ideally suited for Arizona. Craig’s company\, Dryland Solutions\, Inc. works throughout the southwest on public and private lands.\n—
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-in-australia-a-presentation-by-brad-lancaster-and-applied-watershed-restoration-a-presentation-by-craig-sponholtz-tucson-az/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090311T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090311T120000
DTSTAMP:20090113T174642Z
CREATED:20090113T174642Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090113T174642Z
UID:710-1236772800-1236772800@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Water Harvesting Presentation with Brad Lancaster - Tucson\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:12 noon\nUniversity Services Annex on West 6th Street (the old TEP Building)\nin the ground floor large conference room. \nThis is a meeting of the US Green Building Council beginning at 11:30am\nContact Richard Michal (520) 940-6708\nHow to turn water scarcity into water abundance with eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple effective strategies. The principles empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. Rainwater harvesting is the process of capturing rain and making the most of it as close as possible to where it falls. Greywater harvesting is the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources. Stormwater harvesting directs street runoff into street-side water-harvesting earthworks to passively irrigate shading street trees. The three work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%! You’ll see examples enhancing local food security\, passively cooling cities in summer\, reducing costs of living and energy consumption\, controlling erosion\, averting flooding\, reviving dead waterways\, minimizing water pollution\, building community\, creating celebration\, and more.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-presentation-with-brad-lancaster-tucson-az/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090226
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090302
DTSTAMP:20080612T012455Z
CREATED:20080612T012455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20080612T012455Z
UID:326-1235635200-1235894400@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:2009 International Water Conservation Conference and Expo\, Albuquerque\, New Mexico
DESCRIPTION:February 26\, 27\, 28\, 29 2009\nAlbuquerque\, New Mexico\nSince 2000\, the Water Conservation Conference offered by the Xeriscape Council of NM has become the national outdoor water conservation conference. The February 2008 conference attracted almost 400 registrants from 18 states. Over 35 city water departments were represented. Registrants have also attended from Mexico\, Japan\, Canada\, and Argentina. \nWe have been able to attract and feature the world’s most renowned water experts.  Global water/climate keynoters have included the late Sen Paul Simon\, Sandra Postel\, Peter Gleick\, and Eileen Claussen.  Others\, speaking on related landscape and water\, water and energy and sustainability have included Hunter Lovins\, Peter Warshall\, Gloria Flora\, Schlomo Aronson\, Robert Glennon\, and Amy Vickers.\nThe 2009 global water keynote will feature Maude Barlow\, the National Chairperson of The Council of Canadians\, Canada’s largest public advocacy organization\, and the co-founder of the Blue Planet Project\, working internationally for the right to water. Our “Foodshed” keynote address will be by Wes Jackson\, President of The Land Institute\, who is leading the research to develop perennial grains. The Land Institute has worked for over 20 years on the problem of agriculture with a primary purpose of developing an agricultural system with the ecological stability of the prairie and a grain yield comparable to that from annual crops. Our increasingly current and relevant topic for 2009 is “Watershed – Foodshed”. Brad Lancaster will present on how to turn water scarcity into water abundance through the harvest of rainwater\, greywater\, and stormwater.\nFor more information see:\nwww.xeriscapenm.com
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/2009-international-water-conservation-conference-and-expo-albuquerque-new-mexico/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090225T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090225T193000
DTSTAMP:20081031T002238Z
CREATED:20081031T002238Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20081031T002238Z
UID:467-1235586600-1235590200@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Water Harvesting Presentation by Brad Lancaster\, Albuquerque\, NM
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday\, February 25\, 2009\n6:30pm to 7:30pm\nAlbuquerque Academy\n6400 Wyoming Blvd NE Albuquerque\, NM 87109\nContact – Barbara Gilbert gilbertb@aa.edu or Karen Beamish  kbeamish@aa.edu\nFREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC\nTurning Water Scarcity into Water Abundance – The Integrated Harvest of Water\, Sun\, and Community\nBrad Lancaster will present on how to turn water scarcity into water abundance with eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple effective strategies. The principles empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. Rainwater harvesting is the process of capturing rain and making the most of it as close as possible to where it falls. Greywater harvesting is the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources. Stormwater harvesting directs street runoff into street-side water-harvesting earthworks to passively irrigate shading street trees. The three work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%! You’ll see examples enhancing local food security\, passively cooling cities in summer\, reducing costs of living and energy consumption\, controlling erosion\, averting flooding\, reviving dead waterways\, minimizing water pollution\, building community\, creating celebration\, and more.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-presentation-by-brad-lancaster-albuquerque-nm/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090224T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20090224T190000
DTSTAMP:20081119T234823Z
CREATED:20081119T234823Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20081119T234823Z
UID:492-1235502000-1235502000@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Water-harvesting presentation with Brad Lancaster - Santa Fe\, NM
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday\, Feb. 24\, 2009\n7pm\nJames A. Little Theater\n1060 Cerrillos Road\nSanta Fe\, New Mexico 87505\nFREE\nContact: Pamela Dupyk\, Santa Fe Watershed Association\n505-820-1696\npamelad@santafewatershed.org\nwww.santafewatershed.org\nTurning Scarcity into Abundance: The Integrated Harvest of Rain\, Sun and Community \nThis inspiring presentation shares eight universal principles of water harvesting along with simple strategies that turn water scarcity into water abundance. They empower you to create integrated water-sustainable landscape plans at home and throughout your community. Rainwater harvesting is the process of capturing rain and making the most of it as close as possible to where it falls. Greywater harvesting is the process of directing water from household sink\, bathtub\, shower\, and washing machine drains into the soils of the landscape where the water is naturally filtered and reused to generate more on-site resources. The two work hand in hand\, and can reduce our water consumption by 30 to 50%! You’ll see examples enhancing local food security\, passively cooling cities in summer\, reducing costs of living and energy consumption\, controlling erosion\, averting flooding\, reviving dead waterways\, minimizing water pollution\, building community\, creating celebration\, and more.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/water-harvesting-presentation-with-brad-lancaster-santa-fe-nm/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090215
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20090222
DTSTAMP:20090210T014657Z
CREATED:20090210T014657Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20090210T014657Z
UID:757-1234688400-1235206800@www.harvestingrainwater.com
SUMMARY:Wintercount Primitive Skills gathering near Phoenix\, AZ
DESCRIPTION:Feb. 15 – 21\, 2009\nMaybe 50 miles SW of Phoenix near Table Top Wilderness\nGet more info at Backtracks\, LLC\n$300 for the week – includes two meals a day\, camping\, and unlimited instruction in primitive skills. It is also possible to just attend one or a few days for a lesser fee.\nThis is a premier event in primitive skills instruction and learning such as native food and medicinal plants\, tracking\, flint knapping\, primitive fire making\, pottery\, weaving\, brain-tanning hides\, primitive cooking\, games\, mask making\, and a whole lot more. Best of all it is an incredible community of diverse\, friendly people happy to share their passions and knowledge.
URL:https://www.harvestingrainwater.com/event/wintercount-primitive-skills-gathering-near-phoenix-az/
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