[Sdpg] Belize Mayan Expedition / Permaculture Design Course

L.Santoyo Designs santoyo at earthflow.com
Tue Oct 17 19:57:42 PDT 2006


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A Learning/Working Vacation in Southern Belize
"...a mile and a half's walk on rugged trails from the ancient Mayan ruins..."


Mayan Ruin Treks
Dug-out Canoe River Trips
Explore 100,000 acre Tropical Forest Preserve
Experience Off-the-Grid Living
Help Local Food Security Project
Learn Permaculture Design with Highly Experienced Instructors

Belize is the only English-speaking country in Central America
Course will be taught in English

Dont miss other opportunities in Belize:

Belize is home to the longest barrier reef in the western hemisphere 
with World-class Fishing, Diving & Snorkeling.

What is now Belize was part of the heartland of one of the largest 
Pre-Columbian Maya kingdoms.

Permaculture Design Certificate Course:
Maya Mountain Research Farm -Punta Gorda, Belize

http://earthflow.com/mayaposter.pdf

February 11 - 25, 2007

$1200.00 US 
includes tuition, field trip expeditions, meals and accommodations.

Instructors:
Toby Hemenway <www.patternliteracy.com>
Larry Santoyo <www.earthflow.com>
with local guests

To register contact:
<info at mmrfbz.org>

Maya Mountain Research Farm http://www.mmrfbz.org/index.html
Maya Mountain Research Farm (MMRF), a demonstration farm in rural 
southern Belize... Using permaculture, appropriate technology and 
renewable energy we have established and are continually improving a 
model agricultural system predicated on biodiversity. MMRF is a 
research and training center dedicated to promoting applied 
biological diversity as a means of ensuring food security.

Maya Mountain Research Farm is fairly remote. We are two miles up 
river from the predominantly Kek'chi Mayan village of San Pedro 
Columbia, in Belize's southernmost district of Toledo... We are about 
a mile and a half's walk on rugged trails from the ancient Mayan 
ruins of Lubaantun. The river emerges from the ground 1/4 mile up 
river from us, and the drainage for this watershed begins in the 
Columbia River Forest Reserve, a 100,000 acre, unique, fairly 
pristine natural area of broadleaf forest. We are in a wonderful 
location, on the one hand connected to the village by the river that 
is the local highway, and on the other hand in close proximity to 
high bush in the Columbia River Forest Reserve.

Note: Course will be taught in English.
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