From: Mick Poultney <mickypoultney@hotmail.com> To: "soilhack-announce@lists.ourproject.org" <soilhack-announce@lists.ourproject.org> Sent: Monday, February 19, 2018 7:27 PM Subject: Re: [soilhack-announce] Fwd: Last chance to join our free online course all about soil; sign up now!
signed cheers .......
From: soilhack-announce <soilhack-announce-bounces@lists.ourproject.org> on behalf of darren@dazinism.me <darren@dazinism.me> Sent: 19 February 2018 12:48 To: soilhack-announce@lists.ourproject.org Subject: [soilhack-announce] Fwd: Last chance to join our free online course all about soil; sign up now!
From: research@permaculture.org.uk Sent: 16 February 2018 18:40:43 GMT Subject: Last chance to join our free online course all about soil; sign up now!
Hi, I am writing because I thought
you or people you know might be interested in joining the free online soil course we are running. The course officially starts on Monday 19th, but you can sign up any time through the week. Full details below.
All best wishes,
Chris
Learn how to understand your soil
and explore global environmental soil issues by becoming a citizen scientist on GROW's free online course, starting this Monday, 19th February. Sign up now:
https://www.futurelearn.com/co urses/grow-from-soil-to-sky
Become a citizen scientist, discover how to investigate your soil, and join a citizen observatory to help monitor and tackle global soil issues.
By the end of the course, you'll be able to...
Describe the type of soil you have, including details such as soil texture and stone content
Explore how soil health influences plant growth and the environment
Compare different approaches to growing food, and how these impact soil health and plant productivity
Apply knowledge of your own growing space to how it connects to the wider landscape and global soil trends
Describe key characteristics of your growing site, such as canopy cover and land cover
Explore how you can become a citizen scientist to monitor and improve soil health
And being part of GROW Observatory
offers more than just taking part in an online course; it’s about becoming part of a community of European growers, scientists and others equally passionate about soil who want to help regenerate this vital resource for future generations, while also helping
with vital environmental scientific monitoring.
This is your chance to make a difference
- not just to your own growing space, but also by contributing to wider research about how understanding our soil better can help us adapt to a changing climate.
The GROW Observatory has received
funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement 690199
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Chris Warburton Brown
Research Director
The Permaculture Association Britain
My current work days are Monday to Thursday
Join the network of people and projects using permaculture to create a better world - The Permaculture Association Britain:
https://www.permaculture.org. uk/join