Calificación internacional y herramienta universal para crear un futuro
resiliente a través del Diseño Regenerativo ... este vez en casa, en El
Manzano ... en Inglés y Español.
2 – 16 Febrero 2013
El Manzano, BioBio Chile
Experimentaras aprendizaje del mundo real dentro de una nueva red transdisciplinaria y global para la regeneración Eco-Social.
Precio desde USD $600 | CLP $300,000. Escala Variable
se basa en sus ingresos y capacidad de pago. Incluye todas las comidas y
el alojamiento ... el doble del valor, la mitad del precio. Precio
incluye alimentación, alojamiento y educación.
Ron McCorkle de la Fundación Urbiculture entrevista al autor y conferencista Charles Eisenstein y abre el espacio para nuestra participación y preguntas.
Charles aboga por una acción constructiva en favor de la regeneración eco-social mediante el establecimiento de empresas regenerativas, monedas complementarias, círculos de regalo y más. La clave está, según Charles, en contradecir la separación que parece haber sido la fuerza impulsora en la creación de la destructiva cultura actual, con su fuerte adicción a las soluciones técnicas que sólo sirven para profundizar la alienación de los seres humanos de la naturaleza y entre sí. Los sistemas orgánicos así como las monedas basadas en la comunidad, pierden valor cuando son atesoradas con una alta prioridad para llevar a cabo la re-conexión a una escala masiva.
So what does the new teaching and learning paradigm look like? What kind of learning experiences are transformative? What kind of institutions are equipping the leaders
of today and tomorrow? How we 'teach' for sustainbility literacy?
22–26 Febuary 2012
El Manzano, BioBio Chile
Price from CLP$ E3 104.000 |E2 156.000 | E1 208.000 includes all food and acomodation.
This learning event is for individuals, organisations and
communities wanting to create their own outrageously successful sustainability
projects, or regenerative enterprises.
This is the second story from the learning process in Millenrama. You can read the first here.
The week 5-9th of May 2010 team El Manzano was hosted in Millenrama, Mantagua, 5th region to run an Applied Permaculture Design course.
As El Manzano tests ideas for assisting people and communities to engage in transition and design for resilient human settlements, the team develops competency in the delivery of catalytic learning events, in facilitation and leadership by design. As the experience is reviewed once again it is confirmed that there is no power equal to a community deciding what it will become.
Doniga Markegard never felt comfortable inside a classroom. From an
early age, she preferred to learn by exploring in the forest and
identifying plants in her mother’s garden. She ate chickweed with
delight and considered her horse to be her best friend. Today, Doniga
teaches permaculture design, tracking and wilderness survival skills,
runs her own land management consulting business, directs Peninsula
Permaculture and is the founder of Earth Action
Mentor.
Ben Jones, founder and Executive Director of the Virgin Islands Sustainable
Farm Institute (VISFI), on the island of St. Croix, USA, cultivates
a lot more than organic produce on his 140 acres of gardens, pasture
and tropical rainforest. For the last seven years, he has led the growth
and development of VISFI as a working farm, sustainability education
and research center, and permaculture demonstration site. Ben’s passions
for farming met his desire to do university-level inquiry, research and
documentation in his Gaia University master’s work, which was focused
on developing VISFI as the Gaia University Regional Center, Gaia Island.
Gaia University graduate Ethan Roland hasn’t always been a strong
collaborator. Now, thanks to his degree work with Gaia University,
collaboration has become a signature characteristic of his professional
work. In each of his various roles - Principal of Appleseed
Permaculture, advisor and project manager for Gaia University, staff
member of Earth Action Mentor, Co-founder of Gaia Northeast, and board member of Permaculture
Across Borders and the Apios Institute - Ethan brings his Gaia
University Masters project in Collaborative Ecosocial Design to life.
Inglés
Transforming Business 
This is the second story from the learning process in Millenrama. You can
Ben Jones, founder and Executive Director of the 
Gaia University graduate Ethan Roland hasn’t always been a strong
collaborator. Now, thanks to his degree work with Gaia University,
collaboration has become a signature characteristic of his professional
work. In each of his various roles - Principal of Appleseed
Permaculture, advisor and project manager for Gaia University, staff
member of Earth Action Mentor, Co-founder of 
