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PAN Seeks Next Board Coordinator
Hi, Folks. We’re interviewing tomorrow and fortunately have a very good candidate pool. Best wishes!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
(she/her/hers)
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505
From: upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Frank Cetera
Sent: Saturday, March 27, 2021 7:03 PM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: PAN Seeks Next Board Coordinator
Don’t know. You should contact PAN directly. Sincerely ~ Frank
On Saturday, March 27, 2021 at 7:02:28 PM UTC-4 eric…. wrote:
Hi,
a little late here, but… is this position still open?
thanks,
-Eric
Virus-free. www.avast.com On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 9:14 AM patty love/Barefoot Permaculture <pa…> wrote:
Are you or someone you know our next Board Coordinator?
The Coordinator role for PAN requires working remotely (i.e. from home) with the PAN Board, an average of 5 hours / week. The Coordinator supports the ongoing function of PAN though the implementation of a work plan developed with the PAN Board.Applications open until Feb 22.
Please find the job description here and application instructions:
https://northeastpermaculture.org/pan-seeks-next-board-coordinator/
—
Aaron Guman
PAN Board Coordinator
PAN Seeks Next Board Coordinator
Don’t know. You should contact PAN directly. Sincerely ~ Frank
On Saturday, March 27, 2021 at 7:02:28 PM UTC-4 eric….@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, a little late here, but… is this position still open?thanks,
-Eric
Virus-free. www.avast.com On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 9:14 AM patty love/Barefoot Permaculture <pa…@barefootpermaculture.com> wrote:
Are you or someone you know our next Board Coordinator?
The Coordinator role for PAN requires working remotely (i.e. from home) with the PAN Board, an average of 5 hours / week. The Coordinator supports the ongoing function of PAN though the implementation of a work plan developed with the PAN Board.Applications open until Feb 22.
Please find the job description here and application instructions:
https://northeastpermaculture.org/pan-seeks-next-board-coordinator/
—
Aaron Guman
PAN Board Coordinator
PAN Seeks Next Board Coordinator
Hi, a little late here, but… is this position still open?thanks,
-Eric
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Virus-free. www.avast.com |
On Thu, Feb 11, 2021 at 9:14 AM patty love/Barefoot Permaculture <patty> wrote:
Are you or someone you know our next Board Coordinator?
The Coordinator role for PAN requires working remotely (i.e. from home) with the PAN Board, an average of 5 hours / week. The Coordinator supports the ongoing function of PAN though the implementation of a work plan developed with the PAN Board.Applications open until Feb 22.
Please find the job description here and application instructions:
https://northeastpermaculture.org/pan-seeks-next-board-coordinator/
—
Aaron Guman
PAN Board Coordinator
Hello, let’s do stuff!
Thanks Patty, I just joined that MeetUp!
I’ve used Doodle before although not in a long time, not sure how many of us are on this list or how many options to put. My best availability for a Zoom call would be most Mondays 1-3PM or most Wednesdays 11:30-12:30. Also the next few Saturdays 12:15-1:15PM.
Alexa
Alexandra Devin, LCAT, RDT
MA Drama Therapy
347-730-7356
On Feb 11, 2021, at 9:10 AM, patty love/Barefoot Permaculture <patty@barefootpermaculture.com> wrote:
PAN Seeks Next Board Coordinator
Are you or someone you know our next Board Coordinator?
The Coordinator role for PAN requires working remotely (i.e. from home) with the PAN Board, an average of 5 hours / week. The Coordinator supports the ongoing function of PAN though the implementation of a work plan developed with the PAN Board.
Applications open until Feb 22.
Please find the job description here and application instructions:
https://northeastpermaculture.org/pan-seeks-next-board-coordinator/
—
Aaron Guman
PAN Board Coordinator
Hello, let’s do stuff!
There’s a Round Out Valley Meetup group, if that’s near you Alexandra.
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
(she/her/hers)
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505
From: upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Alexandra Devin
Sent: Wednesday, February 10, 2021 12:18 PM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: Hello, let’s do stuff!
Hello everyone, happy to see this thread active! I will be looking into some of those resources myself from Melody and Patty. I’m located in Beacon, NY (Hudson Valley) and newly learning about permaculture. I’m currently reading Gaia’s Garden and have a bunch of seeds, hoping to plan out a better garden and other tools using permaculture design this year. I’d be interested in Zoom calls, too.
Alexa
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 10:34:00 AM UTC-5 pa… wrote:
Hi, Melody. Love your enthusiasm! And I highly recommend anything that Frank’s organization is doing!
I host a Meetup Group in Rochester (below my signature). We’ve been inactive of late as I’ve been at capacity with the sum total of life. I’d be excited to work together and get some Zooming started until the weather lets us gather outdoors a little more comfortably.
You might also consider joining Permaculture Association of the Northeast (of which I am the Board Treasurer). We have a searchable member directory, which is handy for networking. We have some committee tasks that we’ll be outreaching for.
And you likely know you have some permaculture folks in Buffalo, too!
Congratulations on taking your PDC and reaching out to make some stuff happen!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
(she/her/hers)
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505From: upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Melody Rector
Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2021 10:05 AM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: Hello, let’s do stuff!I am taking a Permaculture Design Certification class run by the Women’s Permaculture Guild. I have also read several books and looked at many, many websites. What I’m really looking for now is a local group to form a community of people supporting each other socially/emotionally, as well as sharing knowledge and ideas. Being a permaculture weirdo can be lonely.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:53:17 AM UTC-5 franklen…@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Melody, glad you found the group. Yeah, we have not done a good job as moderators keeping the group active. Zoom calls can be good, I would be down for one. I’m out of Syracuse with www.alchemicalnursery.org
Where and what resources have you used for learning so far?
Sincerely ~ Frank
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:51:21 AM UTC-5 melodyg…@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Hello, let’s do stuff!
Ok, let’s schedule an introductory zoom call then. Anyone have a preference for scheduling. I like to use When2Meet platform, but am open to Doodle or something else if others have a preference.
On Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 8:28:32 AM UTC-5 alexand…@gmail.com wrote:
Hello everyone, happy to see this thread active! I will be looking into some of those resources myself from Melody and Patty. I’m located in Beacon, NY (Hudson Valley) and newly learning about permaculture. I’m currently reading Gaia’s Garden and have a bunch of seeds, hoping to plan out a better garden and other tools using permaculture design this year. I’d be interested in Zoom calls, too.
Alexa
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 10:34:00 AM UTC-5 pa…@barefootpermaculture.com wrote:
Hi, Melody. Love your enthusiasm! And I highly recommend anything that Frank’s organization is doing!
I host a Meetup Group in Rochester (below my signature). We’ve been inactive of late as I’ve been at capacity with the sum total of life. I’d be excited to work together and get some Zooming started until the weather lets us gather outdoors a little more comfortably.
You might also consider joining Permaculture Association of the Northeast (of which I am the Board Treasurer). We have a searchable member directory, which is handy for networking. We have some committee tasks that we’ll be outreaching for.
And you likely know you have some permaculture folks in Buffalo, too!
Congratulations on taking your PDC and reaching out to make some stuff happen!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
(she/her/hers)
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505From: upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Melody Rector
Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2021 10:05 AM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: Hello, let’s do stuff!I am taking a Permaculture Design Certification class run by the Women’s Permaculture Guild. I have also read several books and looked at many, many websites. What I’m really looking for now is a local group to form a community of people supporting each other socially/emotionally, as well as sharing knowledge and ideas. Being a permaculture weirdo can be lonely.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:53:17 AM UTC-5 franklen…@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Melody, glad you found the group. Yeah, we have not done a good job as moderators keeping the group active. Zoom calls can be good, I would be down for one. I’m out of Syracuse with www.alchemicalnursery.org
Where and what resources have you used for learning so far?
Sincerely ~ Frank
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:51:21 AM UTC-5 melodyg…@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Miso Making Virtual Fundraiser Workshop
It will be in the Westcott neighborhood of Syracuse.
On Thursday, February 11, 2021 at 8:28:32 AM UTC-5 melodyg…@gmail.com wrote:
What is the pick-up location for the miso and soybeans? Thanks.
On Tue, Feb 9, 2021 at 9:58 AM Frank Cetera <franklen…@gmail.com> wrote:
VIRTUAL MISO MAKING FUNDRAISER EVENT
Friday, February 26th, 2021 at 6 pm – 7:30 pmJoint fundraiser for The Alchemical Nursery Project (ANP) and
the Syracuse Refugee Agriculture Program (SyRAP)
Come learn how to make traditional miso from Kayo Green in a fun Zoom class! What is Miso? Miso is a fermented soybean paste that is popular in Japan and throughout Asia. The rich savory flavor can be used in soups, marinades, salad dressings, and even some desserts. Hosted by Frank Cetera of the Alchemical Nursery Project and Lucy Spence of Syracuse RISE.$25 donation to view and participate in Live & Interactive Zoom Class.
>> Unlimited People
$10 add-on for ½ pint of white miso in mason jar (available in 12 weeks after virtual event when fermentation is complete, pickup only)
>> Limit 16 people
$15 add-on kit of soybeans and koji to make your own miso (available after the virtual event, scheduled pick-up only)
>> Limit 16 peopleREGISTER AT https://the-alchemical-nursery-project-inc.square.site/
Miso Making Virtual Fundraiser Workshop
What is the pick-up location for the miso and soybeans? Thanks.
On Tue, Feb 9, 2021 at 9:58 AM Frank Cetera <franklenraymond98> wrote:
VIRTUAL MISO MAKING FUNDRAISER EVENT
Friday, February 26th, 2021 at 6 pm – 7:30 pmJoint fundraiser for The Alchemical Nursery Project (ANP) and
the Syracuse Refugee Agriculture Program (SyRAP)
Come learn how to make traditional miso from Kayo Green in a fun Zoom class! What is Miso? Miso is a fermented soybean paste that is popular in Japan and throughout Asia. The rich savory flavor can be used in soups, marinades, salad dressings, and even some desserts. Hosted by Frank Cetera of the Alchemical Nursery Project and Lucy Spence of Syracuse RISE.$25 donation to view and participate in Live & Interactive Zoom Class.
>> Unlimited People
$10 add-on for ½ pint of white miso in mason jar (available in 12 weeks after virtual event when fermentation is complete, pickup only)
>> Limit 16 people
$15 add-on kit of soybeans and koji to make your own miso (available after the virtual event, scheduled pick-up only)
>> Limit 16 peopleREGISTER AT https://the-alchemical-nursery-project-inc.square.site/
Hello, let’s do stuff!
Hello everyone, happy to see this thread active! I will be looking into some of those resources myself from Melody and Patty. I’m located in Beacon, NY (Hudson Valley) and newly learning about permaculture. I’m currently reading Gaia’s Garden and have a bunch of seeds, hoping to plan out a better garden and other tools using permaculture design this year. I’d be interested in Zoom calls, too.
Alexa
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 10:34:00 AM UTC-5 pa…@barefootpermaculture.com wrote:
Hi, Melody. Love your enthusiasm! And I highly recommend anything that Frank’s organization is doing!
I host a Meetup Group in Rochester (below my signature). We’ve been inactive of late as I’ve been at capacity with the sum total of life. I’d be excited to work together and get some Zooming started until the weather lets us gather outdoors a little more comfortably.
You might also consider joining Permaculture Association of the Northeast (of which I am the Board Treasurer). We have a searchable member directory, which is handy for networking. We have some committee tasks that we’ll be outreaching for.
And you likely know you have some permaculture folks in Buffalo, too!
Congratulations on taking your PDC and reaching out to make some stuff happen!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
(she/her/hers)
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505From: upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Melody Rector
Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2021 10:05 AM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenyp…@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: Hello, let’s do stuff!I am taking a Permaculture Design Certification class run by the Women’s Permaculture Guild. I have also read several books and looked at many, many websites. What I’m really looking for now is a local group to form a community of people supporting each other socially/emotionally, as well as sharing knowledge and ideas. Being a permaculture weirdo can be lonely.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:53:17 AM UTC-5 franklen…@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Melody, glad you found the group. Yeah, we have not done a good job as moderators keeping the group active. Zoom calls can be good, I would be down for one. I’m out of Syracuse with www.alchemicalnursery.org
Where and what resources have you used for learning so far?
Sincerely ~ Frank
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:51:21 AM UTC-5 melodyg…@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Hello, let’s do stuff!
Hi, Melody. Love your enthusiasm! And I highly recommend anything that Frank’s organization is doing!
I host a Meetup Group in Rochester (below my signature). We’ve been inactive of late as I’ve been at capacity with the sum total of life. I’d be excited to work together and get some Zooming started until the weather lets us gather outdoors a little more comfortably.
You might also consider joining Permaculture Association of the Northeast (of which I am the Board Treasurer). We have a searchable member directory, which is handy for networking. We have some committee tasks that we’ll be outreaching for.
And you likely know you have some permaculture folks in Buffalo, too!
Congratulations on taking your PDC and reaching out to make some stuff happen!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
(she/her/hers)
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505
From: upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Melody Rector
Sent: Tuesday, February 09, 2021 10:05 AM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: Hello, let’s do stuff!
I am taking a Permaculture Design Certification class run by the Women’s Permaculture Guild. I have also read several books and looked at many, many websites. What I’m really looking for now is a local group to form a community of people supporting each other socially/emotionally, as well as sharing knowledge and ideas. Being a permaculture weirdo can be lonely.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:53:17 AM UTC-5 franklen… wrote:
Hi Melody, glad you found the group. Yeah, we have not done a good job as moderators keeping the group active. Zoom calls can be good, I would be down for one. I’m out of Syracuse with www.alchemicalnursery.org
Where and what resources have you used for learning so far?
Sincerely ~ Frank
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:51:21 AM UTC-5 melodyg… wrote:
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Hello, let’s do stuff!
I am taking a Permaculture Design Certification class run by the Women’s Permaculture Guild. I have also read several books and looked at many, many websites. What I’m really looking for now is a local group to form a community of people supporting each other socially/emotionally, as well as sharing knowledge and ideas. Being a permaculture weirdo can be lonely.
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:53:17 AM UTC-5 franklen…@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Melody, glad you found the group. Yeah, we have not done a good job as moderators keeping the group active. Zoom calls can be good, I would be down for one. I’m out of Syracuse with www.alchemicalnursery.org
Where and what resources have you used for learning so far?
Sincerely ~ Frank
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:51:21 AM UTC-5 melodyg…@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Miso Making Virtual Fundraiser Workshop
VIRTUAL MISO MAKING FUNDRAISER EVENT
Friday, February 26th, 2021 at 6 pm – 7:30 pm
Joint fundraiser for The Alchemical Nursery Project (ANP) and
the Syracuse Refugee Agriculture Program (SyRAP)
Come learn how to make traditional miso from Kayo Green in a fun Zoom class! What is Miso? Miso is a fermented soybean paste that is popular in Japan and throughout Asia. The rich savory flavor can be used in soups, marinades, salad dressings, and even some desserts. Hosted by Frank Cetera of the Alchemical Nursery Project and Lucy Spence of Syracuse RISE.
$25 donation to view and participate in Live & Interactive Zoom Class.
>> Unlimited People
$10 add-on for ½ pint of white miso in mason jar (available in 12 weeks after virtual event when fermentation is complete, pickup only)
>> Limit 16 people
$15 add-on kit of soybeans and koji to make your own miso (available after the virtual event, scheduled pick-up only)
>> Limit 16 people
REGISTER AT https://the-alchemical-nursery-project-inc.square.site/
Hello, let’s do stuff!
Hi Melody, glad you found the group. Yeah, we have not done a good job as moderators keeping the group active. Zoom calls can be good, I would be down for one. I’m out of Syracuse with http://www.alchemicalnursery.org
Where and what resources have you used for learning so far?
Sincerely ~ Frank
On Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 9:51:21 AM UTC-5 melodyg…@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Hello, let’s do stuff!
Hello, I’ve just discovered this group. I see that it has been inactive for almost a year. I would love to get things going again. I’m learning about permaculture and feeling a need to connect with other permaculturists in the community. I live in Amherst NY (near Buffalo NY). I know it’s difficult to connect with each other given the Covid situation, but even just talking on zoom or something would be a great start. Who’s interested?
Melody
Growing and foraging 100% of my food for a year in upstate NY!
Hello friends of Upstate New York!
I am exploring moving to Upstate New York for my next project. For one year I am going to grow and forage 100% of my food to help and inspire people to start growing their own food and become a part of the local food movement. I will be helping people turn their lawns into gardens, planting community fruit trees, and volunteering with local nonprofits. I am incredibly excited to get involved with many of the great movements here and be of service.
I am looking for a person or community with some space where I could live for about 2 years (spring 2021- winter 2022), setting up my garden and building a tiny house, or living in existing structure. I have the Ithaca area specifically in mind but am open to other areas. I am looking to create a mutually beneficial relationship- establishing gardens and growing food for the land owner, planting a fruit tree orchard, building infrastructure for sustainable living such as rainwater harvesting, composting, etc. and am open to exchanges that would be beneficial to the landowner and the earth. I would like to do a work exchange and create a truly beneficial relationship that is worth far more than paying rent financially. I am open to joining a community where I could be of service or setting up on an individual or family property that is already growing food but could benefit from my presence or who just wants to begin their journey and would learn a lot from me!
I am visiting Ithaca right now for the month of August to get to know the area, the community and visit locations. I am also looking for a location to stay for this month as I get to know the area.
If you are interested please contact me at info@robgreenfield.org and I can share my phone number with you via email.
Health and happiness to you all! I’m excited to meet many of you!
Learn more about me via social media on Facebook, YouTube and Instagram.
I have done this in Orlando, Florida 2018-2019 and San Diego in 2015. Here is a video that shows my setup in Orlando
While in Orlando I grew and foraged 100% of my food for a year. Here is the video I made summarizing the project and my webpage on the project. So many people asked me to do this project in a cold climate, that it inspired me to do so!
Seed Swap & Share platform doc
Visit: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1G7fcm-Sb7NqVHeerMMMsIZcaIVPohfDHgk0ywxABIlI/edit?usp=sharing
| The Syracuse/CNY Seed Share doc is designed to allow individuals and/or groups to publicly share what seeds they have and would like to share, either by trade or simply giving to others. |
| 1) Hosts Alchemical Nursery and Bitternut Homestead will maintain a full list of available seeds that are available from our organizational stores at the Host Inventory tab, please do not edit that page. |
| 2) All others should add your offerings to the Public Inventory sheet, please add as much information as you can to demonstrate the specifics of what you have. (Hint: when giving a seed count in the "quantity" column we often just estimate by sight, no need to count every seed! |
| 3) Choose an ID and put it into the "LOCAL OWNER" column; then move to the "Local Owner COntact Info" sheet and complete the form to enable others to contact you for seeds. This is a public spreadsheet, please only add the contact info you are comfortable with making public. If you need assistance in creating a new email address or setting up an alternative contact method to your personal email and phone, then please contact us at info |
| 4) Please be respectful in communicating with each other, only asking for or taking what you need and can use, please follow all government and health official protocols for safe physical distancing during the cornoavirus pandemic, please make safe arrangements for making exchanges if doing so in person, use a public location or a Safe Trade Station (http://www.safetradestations.com/) such as the one located in North Syracuse: (https://www.syracuse.com/news/2020/03/north-syracuse-police-establish-safe-zone-for-exchange-of-local-online-sales.html) |
Another Resource for Communicating
Sure, no reason for it not to be, thanks!
On Thursday, March 26, 2020 at 3:18:59 PM UTC-4, patty love/Barefoot Permaculture wrote:
Frank – would you like this listserv to be listed on PAN’s website (http://northeastpermaculture.org/get-involved/regional-listservs/)?
PAN is working at linking with the subregional groups. The work is slow due to our limited capacity but we’re working on it. And we’re upgrading our website to make it easier…stay tuned!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner (Please note that my website is a few years out of date…so little time!)
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505From: upstatenypermaculture [mailto:upstatenypermaculture] On Behalf Of Frank Cetera
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2020 2:03 PM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenypermaculture>
Subject: Another Resource for CommunicatingThe Upstate NY Permaculture ListServ still exists, just hasn’t gotten action in a couple years, but, if you Upstate and want to build this list, please share it around, and please use it to reach out to our special community of permaculture practitioners and learners.
Sincerely ~ Frank Cetera
Another Resource for Communicating
Frank – would you like this listserv to be listed on PAN’s website (http://northeastpermaculture.org/get-involved/regional-listservs/)?
PAN is working at linking with the subregional groups. The work is slow due to our limited capacity but we’re working on it. And we’re upgrading our website to make it easier…stay tuned!
Warmly,
patty love, MALS, PDC
www.barefootpermaculture.com – owner (Please note that my website is a few years out of date…so little time!)
www.meetup.com/RochesterPermaculture/
585.506.6505
From: upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com [mailto:upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Frank Cetera
Sent: Thursday, March 26, 2020 2:03 PM
To: upstateNYpermaculture <upstatenypermaculture@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Another Resource for Communicating
The Upstate NY Permaculture ListServ still exists, just hasn’t gotten action in a couple years, but, if you Upstate and want to build this list, please share it around, and please use it to reach out to our special community of permaculture practitioners and learners.
Sincerely ~ Frank Cetera
Another Resource for Communicating
The Upstate NY Permaculture ListServ still exists, just hasn’t gotten action in a couple years, but, if you Upstate and want to build this list, please share it around, and please use it to reach out to our special community of permaculture practitioners and learners.
Sincerely ~ Frank Cetera
