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completed her Permaculture Design Course and a year of on-ground work at the Permaculture Research Institute in Australia in 1999. She restarted the sleeping SEED in 2000 and has been building the organisation ever since. Leigh believes in the work that SEED is now working at building the Rocklands Urban Abundance Centre and the Community Enterprise Incubator. |
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is a Lead Facilitator in the Cape Flats. She studied Horticulture at Cape Technikon before joining SEED in 2008 as a Emerging Facilitator. |
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manages the money systems at SEED.
He is currently studying towards a UK based accounting Qualification, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). The slogan that keeps Carvine sane is "Keep Calm and Carry On". |
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is heading up SEEDs Gourmet Mushroom Community Enterprise project. He has extensive experience in leading projects, leadership coaching, community development and gourmet mushroom cultivation. |
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has completed his Accredited Permaculture Training in 2011 and then spent 8 months volunteering for SEED and building up his skills base. He now works as an emerging facilitator and believes that Permaculture can change under resourced communities and the world. |
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is working as the Rocklands Educator and brings a field of experience based on firm ethical and sustainable principles. He is driven by the goal of developing this new culture of ecological intelligence. |
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leads schools in Limpopo and JOhannesburg node. She runs her own nursery, is a facilitator par-excellance and is in love with earth worms. |
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is leading the charge at SEEDs Kwa Zulu node. She is a facilitator like no other and has so much enthusiasm that she is growing gardens, teachers and a strong emerging facilitator base. |
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is an Emerging Facilitator in Kwa Zulu Natal. She is an inspiration and is very excited to be working
with SEED after participating in a three week permaculture training
workshop in 2010 in Cape Town. |
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is an emerging facilitator in Kwa Zulu. She arrived at the Teachers for Permaculture Education workshop in 2011 and immediately impressed the facilitators with her knowledge, enthusiasm and high energy levels. After the workshop she volunteered her services and within a month had become indispensable. She has an outstanding (and slightly scary!) work ethic and drive but also has a compassionate child centred warmth and understanding. |
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is facilitating the Organic Classroom Program at SEEDs Free State node. He completed the Accredited Permaculture Training course at Rocklands Urban Abundance Center in 2011. He has been an organic practitioner for over 17 years. |
