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| Courses you've missed in 2007 but they are keep here so that you can browse around the various organisations | |||
| Feb
20 |
Introduction
to Composting Toilets - An opportunity to explore the techniques
used in constructing a composting toilet. |
Cornwall
Sustainable Building Trust Gaia
Centre, Delabole, Cornwall, UK |
£60 |
| Feb
23 |
Constructing
of Composting Toilets - Learn how to build a compost toilet dispelling
some of the myths. |
Cornwall
Sustainable Building Trust Gaia
Centre, Delabole, Cornwall, UK |
£60 |
| March 23-25 |
Water
Treatment, Conservation and Recycling - This course is for people
interested in installing their own private water supplies, either
to supplement an existing mains water supply or to meet your entire
needs. A range of water supply options will be considered, with an
emphasis on small scale sustainable solutions relevant to the UK. |
CAT Machynlleth, Powys, Wales |
£175- £320 |
| May 8 -12 |
Sewage
Solutions
- This course is suitable for those who are looking for an alternative
to he septic tank. The first part of he course covers dry sewage
systems (including waterless urinals) and examines the theoretical
and practical information needed to install a compost toilet system
that you would be happy to have in your bathroom. The second part
looks at aquatic plant treatment / reed bed systems and how plants
can be used to absorb nutrients sources of energy. |
CAT Machynlleth, Powys, Wales |
£275- £595 |
| July
9 Aug 3 |
Permaculture/Water
Design Intensive - This month long course goes above and beyond
other introductory programs giving a comprehensive understanding of
the principles, processes, and design of water conserving permanent
agriculture landscapes. Visit examples of working systems and co-housing
developments with permaculture and unique water conserving systems.
Work on design projects and discover your potential for self sufficient
living in both urban and rural settings. Recommended for landscape
architects, community activists, and others interested in ensuring
a sustainable future. |
Ecosa
Institute South Marina Prescott, Arizona, USA |
$4500 USD |
| Aug 17-19 |
Natural
Wastewater Treatment Design - This weekend workshop will help
you rethink wastewater. Using one of Yestermorrow's existing facilities
as a case study, students will redesign its wastewater system from
the groundwater up. In two days we will cover system analysis, site
investigation, permitting, treatment options, design basics and material
selection. The course will also cover design history and current design
theory. We also hope to answer your questions regarding source separation,
composting toilets, and nutrient cycling. |
Yestermorrow Warren, Vermont, USA |
$300 USD |
| Oct 19 |
Design
and Construct a Greywater System - Learn “soft pathway”
options for purifying and reusing water for your home, business or
community. Soft pathway options use decentralized, low maintenance,
and low energy methods to move, treat and use water. |
Solarliving Hopland, CA, USA |
$86 |
| Courses you've missed in 2006 but they are keep here so that you can browse around the various organisations | |||
| March 6-10 |
Water
Treatment, Conservation and Recycling - This course is for people
interested in installing their own private water supplies, either
to supplement an existing mains water supply or to meet your entire
needs. A range of water supply options will be considered, with an
emphasis on small scale sustainable solutions relevant to the UK. |
CAT Machynlleth, Powys, Wales |
£160- £300 |
| April 8 |
Rainwater Harvesting Systems - Learn creative ways to collect rainwater
to grow gardens, intercept stormwater sheet flow, stop erosion and
restore the natural landscape. We will show you how to build simple,
in-ground catchments which will slow the runoff and let the water
inflitrate the soil where you want a garden. We will also explore
the possibilities of above ground cisterns, using recycled drain culverts
to capture rooftop runoff. |
DAWN
SouthWest 6570 W. Illinois St Tucson, Arazona, USA |
$95 USD |
| April 22-23 |
DIY
Solar Water Heating - how to go about building and installing
your own practical solar system. The course would involve working
towards the production of a flat plate collector using many recycled
parts and also includes the production of a simple electronic control
system. Typical systems, that commercially cost in excess of £2000,
can be produced for under £500. |
Cornwall Sustainable Building Trust Robinsons Shaft, Pool, Redruth | £100 |
| April 28-30 |
Sustainable
Water & Sewage - This course is about the collection, conservation
and recycling of water, as well as sustainable ways of dealing with
sewage. The course is run by Nick Grant  of
Elemental
Solutions |
LILI Winslow, Buckinghamshire, UK |
£120-180 |
| May 5 - 7 |
Water
Treatment, Conservation and Recycling - for people interested
in installing their own private water supplies, either to supplement
an existing mains water supply or to meet your entire needs. A range
of water supply options will be considered, with an emphasis on small
scale sustainable solutions relevant to the UK. Tutor Judith Thornton
of Water Works |
CAT Machynlleth, Powys, Wales |
£160- £300 |
| May 8 -12 |
Alternative
Sewage Systems - This course is suitable for those who are looking
for an alternative to the septic tank. The first part of the course
covers dry sewage systems (including waterless urinals) and examines
the theoretical and practical information needed to install a compost
toilet system that you would be happy to have in your bathroom. The
second part looks at aquatic plant treatment / reed bed systems. |
CAT Machynlleth, Powys, Wales |
£260- £575 |
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