Aloha Syntropica™ - Regeneration Agroforestry Workshops - Part 1
Presented By: Aloha Syntropica™
These workshops will show you how to grow diverse and rich food forests by working with nature’s own strategies for abundance. By combining training in natural succession, species selection, design, implementation, and management together with hands-on experience on an active farm, you will gain new skills and knowledge that will transform the way you understand and practice agriculture. The workshops integrate multiple approaches to make regeneration of lands feasible both ecologically and economically. What you will learn can be applied at any scale, from home landscapes to any size farm, forest, or conservation project.
Event Details
Location
Hawi
North Kohala , Hawaii USA
Registration
Aloha Syntropica™ fosters regeneration agroforestry based on syntropy through research, education, demonstration, and community engagement. Syntropy is the ability of life to generate complex order, accumulate energy, and create more life through nature's interconnected dynamics of collaboration. Aloha Syntropica™ is a collaborative project of FARM Center and Agroforestry Net with partners Hawaii Homegrown Food Networkand Agenda Götsch.
Cost
August 20–25, 2017—Part 1: $1195 ($1075 before July 7)
August 27–31, 2017—Part 2*: $1195 ($1075 before July 7)
Parts 1 & 2: $1995 ($1795 before July 7)
10% early registration discount for payment before July 7
* Part 2 requires Part 1 attendance or permission from the trainers
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