***Due to unforeseen circumstances, Professor Alistair Sproul is no longer available to talk about Passive Solar Design***

Instead, please join Rachel Dryden, an Environmental Management Consultant, to understand how Permaculture Principles can be applied to building community at a local level. On the night, Rachel will exclusively share with you her 10-Point Management System Plan as a methodology for understanding and growing community.

Rachel completed a Master of Environmental Science in 2016, was awarded the Vice Chancellors Commendation for Academic Excellence, and has over 10 years professional experience in a diverse range of industries, including;

·       Market Research,

·       Conservation and Land Management,

·       Yoga and Wellness, and

·       Environmental, WH&S and Quality Management Systems Compliance.

Building community starts with understanding the context of a community and its place within the broader macrocosm of Self, Others, and World. This understanding progresses to a point of continual improvement, and by replicating what occurs in nature, the cycle again continues.

This will be a highly interactive, informative, and fun-filled night, for anyone who is part of or seeking to grow their own community.

Entry is by donation to cover costs - all are welcome!

Organic teas and coffees available bring a plate to share food or swap plants, books, CDs, items for your home or garden.