Permaculture Voices 1

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Permaculture Voices 1 oder Permaculture Voices Conference 1 war die erste von Diego Footer organisierte Permakultur-Konferenz. Sie fand vom 13. bis 16. März 2014 statt.

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Plan und Vorträge

Donnerstag 13. März 2014

8:00-9:30: Registrierung
9:45-11:15: Joel Salatin - Keynote: Fields of Farmers & Opening
11:30-12:00:
- Larry Santoyo - Permaculture for Humanity: Moderating the Urgency of Urbanism
- David Eggleton & Steph Kent - Learning for Life
- Sarah Aubrey - Is there really any grant money out there?
11:30-13:45: Joel Salatin - Ballet for the Pasture
12:45-13:45:
- Jack Spirko - Building a Profitable Permaculture Business
- Neil Bertrando - Tree Systems in the High Desert
- Adam Brock - Greening the Food Desert
14:45-15:45:
- Owen Hablutzel - Permaculture Horizons - Dynamic Design for the Anthropocene
- Jimmy Schmidt - Marketing Sustainable Products: A New Paradigm to Broaden Your Reach
- Sarah Aubrey - 5 Steps to Successful Grant Applications
- Jane Higginson - Attracting Native Pollinators
16:00-17:15: Joel Salatin - Keynote: Stacking Fiefdoms
18:30-19:00: Book Signings - Vendor Area
19:00-21:00: Curtis Stone, Rob Avis, Javan Bernakevitch - What are the top 3 permaculture businesses you could start tomorrow?

Freitag 14. März 2014

8:00-9:15: Toby Hemenway - Keynote: Why Agriculture Can Never Be Sustainable
9:30-10:45:
- Geoff Lawton - Reading the Landscape
- Paul Wheaton - Wood Stoves 2.0. The latest in Rocket Mass Heaters.
- Joseph Simcox - Ecological Adaption Srategy. Why agriculture must use plants that are naturally adapted to their environments.
11:00-12:15: Michael Pollan - The State of the Food Movement. What Needs to Happen Now.
13:15-14:00: Michael Pollan, Danielle Nierenberg - The Year of Family Farming
14:15-15:15:
- Rob & Michelle Avis - Lessons & Learnings: Starting A Permaculture Based Business
- Craig Sponholtz - Harvesting Water By Healing Watersheds
- Mitra Sticklen - 5 Dialogue & Deliberation Design Tools for Permaculturists
13:15-16:30: Greg Judy - Profitable Methods Used to Heal the Land with Mob Grazing
15:30-16:30:
- Peter Ash - Rehabitating Polluted Ecosystems with Compost
- Nicolas Wooten, Jessica Schilke - Working with College Students
- Adam Brock - Towards Pattern Language of Invisible Structures
16:45-18:00: Geoff Lawton - Keynote: The Permaculture Designers Manual in One Hour
19:15-20:30: Willie Smits - Village based permaculture approaches in Indonesia

Samstag 15. März 2014

8:00-9:15: Paul Wheaton - Keynote: Increase the Velocity of Permaculture
9:30-10:30:
- Mark Shepard - Restoration Agriculture, Designing Your Perennial Farm
- Louis Fox - Putting the PR in PRrmaculture, communicating beyond the choir?
- Larry Santoyo - Permaculture for Humanity. The Economics of Sharing & Caring.
9:30-13:00: Dr. Elaine Ingham - Soil: It's All About Life. A soil workshop
10:45-11:45:
- John Kitsteiner - Permaculture, The Missing Key to Health
- Greg Judy - Multispecies Grazing on Leased Land
- Chris Arnold - Reinventing Fast Food: Better ingredients from more sustainable sources.
12:00-13:00:
- David Barmon - Urban Lumber
- Adam Klaus - Biodynamics for Better Farming
- Rishi Kumar - Advanced Suburban Permaculture
14:00-15:15: Dr. Elaine Ingham - Keynote: Building Soil Health.
15:30-16:30:
- Owen Hablutzel - Drought Resilience for the 21st Century
- Ryan Harb, Bill Bean - Building Actionable Plans for Your Permaculture Initiative
- Fraser Bliss - Life's too short for 9 to 5: How to find your niche and start or grow your own business
- Peter Hirst - Biochar Basics
16:45-18:00: Allan Savory - Keynote: The role of livestock in a new agriculture that can save city-based civilization
19:00-23:00: Curtis Stone - Spin Farming Intensive

Sonntag 16. März 2014

08:00-09:45
- Geoff Lawton - Permaculture Earthworks
- Willie Smiths & Peter Hirst - Permaculture in a half million-acre forest concession in Indonesia
- Phil Rutter - Plant trees, but just not any tree...
10:00-11:15: Allan Savory - Keynote: Why management needs to be holistic to avert tragedy beyond imagination
10:30-11:30
- Craig Sponholtz - Reversing Desertification With Sticks, Rocks and Ancient Wisdom: Simple Ways to Heal Erosion
- John Roulac - Can a business be a tool for real change?
- Adam Klaus - Small Dairy Herds for Small Farms
- Paul Greive - Using Social Media to Generate Farm Revenue
12:45-13:45
- Nadia Lawton - Working with Traditional Communities from a Woman's Perspective
- Neil Bertrando - 3 Years and 1 Acre in the High Desert
- Javan Bernakevitch - Finding Your Niche
- Pat Foreman - Why Chickens are the Enablers and Heroes of Permaculture Design and Healthy Sustainable Living
14:00-15:00
- Michael Gold - Chestnut, Building a Perennial Industry
- Doniga Markegard - Wildlife, Ranching, Carbon and Policy
- Paul Kersley - Conceptual Illustration for Permaculture
- Marco Barrantes - PDC complete, now what? Professional career pathways in permaculture
16:00-17:00
- Jonathan Todd - Restoring the Waters
- Valerie Loew - Edible HOA's
- Nicolas Wooten, Jessica Schilke - Working with Educational Admin & Officials
- Avery Ellis - Designing for Disaster: The Fire/Water Duality
17:15-18:15
- Toby Hemenway - Backing Away from the Energy Cliff
- Paul Wheaton - The Design of Intentional Community
- Mark Shepard - Alleycropping and Silvopasture: Transitioning to Restoration Agriculture
18:30-20:00: Geoff Lawton - Keynote: Permaculture and The Tipping Point & Closing