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If you've decided to get started beekeeping, this course is for you. In 4 live Zoom sessions, you will learn essential steps in setting up your apiary, preparing your equipment, and successfully getting your new best friends into their home. We will also cover essential early hive checks to ensure success.
- Fee: $55.00
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Instructor: Charlotte Hubbard
Capacity Remaining: 30
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Dates: 3/9/2021 - 3/30/2021
Times: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Sessions: 4
Days: Tu
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Building: Online
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If you've decided to get started beekeeping, this course is for you. In 4 live Zoom sessions, you will learn essential steps in setting up your apiary, preparing your equipment, and successfully getting your new best friends into their home. We will also cover essential early hive checks to ensure success.
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This 2-session course, offered live by Zoom with expert beekeeper Charlotte Hubbard, will review considerations for anyone thinking of starting beekeeping - including cost, location, time, and other challenges; what equipment you really need to keep bees in Michigan for your first season, and how to go about making it a reality.
- Fee: $25.00
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Instructor: Charlotte Hubbard
Capacity Remaining: 27
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Dates: 2/23/2021 - 3/2/2021
Times: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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Sessions: 2
Days: Tu
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Building: Online
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This 2-session course, offered live by Zoom with expert beekeeper Charlotte Hubbard, will review considerations for anyone thinking of starting beekeeping - including cost, location, time, and other challenges; what equipment you really need to keep bees in Michigan for your first season, and how to go about making it a reality.
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This course will introduce participants to the bridge between Indigenous people, biodiversity, and traditional knowledge as pillars for food sovereignty, locally and globally. It will present the crucial role of Indigenous people as guardians of biodiversity and natural resources, and will demonstrate how these elements are connected to our daily life, and how they ensure food security for humankind. Rony Lec is one of the world’s leading experts in permaculture and Mayan ancestral knowledge. Rony has spent the last 20 years teaching and implementing permaculture throughout Central, South and North America focusing on promoting food sovereignty and preserving biodiversity for the survival of Indigenous communities. Through his extensive work with Indigenous communities on traditional ecological knowledge, seed saving, native plants, local/global food movements, livelihood security, and the interaction between communities and the environment, he has made a key contribution to the empowerment of Indigenous people around the world. Rony is a co-founder of IMAP.
- Fee: $5.00
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Instructor: Rony Eleazar, Myriam Legault
Capacity Remaining: 40
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Dates: 5/1/2021 - 5/1/2021
Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Sessions: 1
Days: Sa
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Building: Online
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- Fee: $0.00
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Instructor: Shad Qudsi
Capacity Remaining: 40
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Dates: 5/8/2021 - 5/8/2021
Times: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Sessions: 1
Days: Sa
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Building: Online
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Permaculture is more than just gardening. It is an integrated system of ecological design that helps humans create sustainable and regenerative systems, cultures, and ways of living. Permaculture teaches us to optimize our footprint and then maximize our handprint. After meeting our needs in healthy ways, we can maximize impact in our communities by applying the permaculture design principles to both the ecological and social realms. This short course explores the essence of Permaculture, the design principles, and the importance of personal and communal resilience during these rapidly changing times. Instructor bio: Shad Qudsi has 20 years experience in organic and commercial gardening and farming. He is certified in Permaculture Design and has over 12 years experience in holistic site development and homesteading. Shad originally set out to study mathematics and work in big business, but long ago had a change of heart. Shad is the Co-Founder of Atitlan Organics Permaculture Farm a
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