Re: Village Design Course

"E.Christopher Mare" <[email protected]> Thu, 31 Mar 2005 18:52:00 -0500
Newsgroups gmane.technology.sustainable.ecobalance
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hey there C Church, and thanks for your reply to our e-flyer.
The Cascadian foothills are located in the Pacific Northwest of America.
More specifically, the Village Design Course will be held 30 miles east of
Bellingham, Washington. It's a beautiful place. From Detroit you can get
there down I90. For more info: ecmare-cMwQ/rfhFYCgqw23EHM0bdi2O/[email protected]



<[email protected]> on Tuesday, March 29, 2005 at 5:39 PM 
wrote:


>     One Question. Whats the best way to get to the ecovillage from
>Detroit,Michigan? What state is it located in? 
> 
>C Church
> 
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>
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>> 
>> Please excuse any cross-postings. Have a wonderful Spring! 
>> 
>> 
>> The Village Design Institute presents: 
>> 
>> ~ EcoVillage Design Course at Bodhi Creek Farm ~ 
>> 27-31 July, 2005 
>> 
>> Come join us for a transdisciplinary, multidimensional exploration of
>what 
>> may be the most important and pressing issue of our time – how to
>design 
>> and implement truly sustainable human habitat. 
>> 
>> The full-featured “ecovillage” – whether urban, suburban, or rural –
>holds 
>> the most promising vision for a sustainable future: 1) it is symbiotic 
>> with the local ecology; 2) it is grown to a scale that can embody
>lively 
>> social culture; 3) it achieves measures of self-reliance through an 
>> internal economy; and, 4) it can be a suppo rtive sett




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