Wesley We are so grateful for the Santa Barbara Permaculture Network for hosting a Fundraising Event in support of our work right now! Our fundraising goal is $50,000 right now to create public ecological restoration sites and train and educate the locals in regenerative design - a new, fire safe way to redesign our city. 😀🌳
Our Eco-Camp weekend April 26-28th will bring over 150 volunteers together to create a demonstration site at one of the only two schools left operating. This work starts with engaging the youth in the new paradigm! We will create a school garden, rainwater catchment system, earthworks with native plants, herbs and more. Join us in making this Vision a reality! 🙏🏼🙏🏽
🌱We are one, we are all connected.🌱Let's heal the land together. 🌱
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Santa Barbara Permaculture Presents
Restore Paradise! Tragedy & Opportunity
The Camp Fire Ecosystem Restoration Project
Redesigning for a Regenerative Future
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Santa Barbara Community Event in Support of the
Camp Fire Restoration Weekend in Paradise, CA
Monday, April 22, 6-8pm, 2019 – FREE
Location: South Coast Watershed Resource Center
981 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109
On November 8, 2018, the small town of Paradise, California was destroyed by the devastating Camp Fire, the largest wildfire in California’s history – more massive, but similar to what many other California communities have also experienced in recent years.
Join Santa Barbara Permaculture Network and the Abundant Earth Foundation as they host an evening in support of the Camp Fire Ecosystem Restoration Project, and the very first Ecosystem Restoration Camp to be located in the USA.
With tragedy, comes opportunity! Paradise, California would like to be a model for not only how the land and people can recover, but how to rebuild in balance with nature, and with resilience for the new climate realities of drought, fire, and flood that are facing all communities in California.
Come learn from the community of Paradise’s experiences, and the innovative ideas they have for a different way of responding to tragedy, including an upcoming Paradise Camp Fire Restoration Weekend event April 26-28. Many lessons from the Ecosystem Restoration Camp global movement will be incorporated and shared.
The free Santa Barbara evening event will include film, discussion, pizza & drinks. Matthew Trumm of Treetop Permaculture and coordinator for the Camp Fire Restoration Project, will be available via ZOOM to share and answer questions. Santa Barbara resident Art Ludwig of Oasis Design will share film shorts on fire & earthquake resistant housing, debris flow protection, storm water capture, and designs for sustainable & affordable housing he is currently working on.
The free event takes on Monday April 22, 6-8pm at the South Coast Watershed Resource Center at Arroyo Burro Beach County Park , 981 Cliff Drive, Santa Barbara, CA 93109. For more information, www.sbpermaculture.org, margie@sbpermaculture.org, 805 962-2571.
A Community Event Hosted by
Santa Barbara Permaculture Network & Abundant Earth Foundation
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More Information:
Camp Fire Restoration Project Promo Film: https://vimeo.com/328988255
Want to help? Donations for Camp Fire Restoration Project, Paradise CA: https://abundantearthfoundation.org/donate/
Art Ludwig: Oasis Design
Check out youtube on Art’s innovative design for structures that are fire, earthquake, sea-level rise resistant, he’s a solution oriented guy! what an amazing resource in our community: http://oasisdesign.net/shelter/safetycottage/#adobestrong
Camp Fire Restoration Weekend April 26-28
An opportunity to come together in Paradise, CA, for an educational experience in regenerative design, ecological restoration, community organizing and permaculture gardening. We’ll gather as a community to learn by doing:
http://campfirerestorationproject.org
To register to attend: Camp Fire Restoration Weekend
Ecosystem Restoration Camps:
Grassroots non-profit organization that is engaging people to transform damaged landscapes into thriving, biodiverse ecosystems. The organization was founded in response to a groundswell of support from people worldwide who see the amazing potential of soil restoration.
The United Nations General Assembly declared 2021 – 2030 the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration.
New UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration offers unparalleled opportunity for job creation
food security and addressing climate change.
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