Sustainability at the University of Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati recognizes its role as a leader in sustainable practice, research, and education. UC seeks to consider the environmental, social, and economic impacts of its decisions and commits to incorporating the concept of sustainability into its academic and research programs; the design, operation, and maintenance of its buildings and landscapes; and its organizational structure and management.
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Introduction to Permaculture course being offered Winter 2012
23HORT498-902 Special Topics in Horticulture is a 3 credit course that will teach you how to understand the shifts that society is currently going through and how to address them to create a resilient future. It will explore the simple foundations of energy theory, how this affects every aspect of our lives and how we can start to design our yards, homes, farms, communities, and bioregions for resilience and regeneration. The course meets February 10-12, 2012. Contact Virginia Russell, Horticulture Program Coordinator, at virginia.russell@uc.edu for more information.
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