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<p class="p1"><span data-sheets-value="{&quot;1&quot;:2,&quot;2&quot;:&quot;Jeremiah Kidd\nJeremiah is a certified Permaculture Designer and is an accredited and certified Rainwater Catchment Professional through ARCSA (American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association). He has taught and consulted on several projects in the USA, Africa, Central America and Asia. Prior to establishing San Isidro Permaculture, Jeremiah was a partner at Living Structures, Inc., a permaculture-based design/installation green building firm in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Established in 2000, San Isidro Permaculture is a design and installation company focused on water catchment, grey water systems, native and edible plant landscapes, erosion control, and land restoration. San Isidro Permaculture has served Santa Fe and the surrounding area working for the private sector, federal and local governments, the film industry, and commercial projects.\nLoren Luyendyk\nLoren Luyendyk is a Certified Teacher of Permaculture, with over 15 years of practical experience in\nPermaculture Design, ecological farming, sustainability, and horticulture. He has a degree in Botany from UC Santa Barbara, and is a Certified Arborist and Master Gardener. He has experience with Keyline Design, Holistic Management, Natural Building, Biodynamic Farming, and The Soil Foodweb. His teaching has taken him across the globe, where he has spent extensive amounts of time sharing and learning with local cultures. Loren has taught permaculture in the USA, Central America, New Zealand, and Australia. He is the owner of Santa Barbara Organics (www.sborganics.com), a permaculture design and land \nmanagement business through which he designs and installs permaculture systems for residential and farm lands. Loren also started the Global Permaculture Design Group (www.globalpermaculture.com) with the goal of increasing the visibility and professionalism of permaculture globally. He is the founder of the non-profit organization Surfers Without Borders (www.surferswithoutborders.org), which promotes practical solutions to ocean pollution through sustainable design. Loren is inspired by Nature. To regenerate the earth while providing our needs is his goal, while creating community around it.\nNeil Bertrando- Based in Reno, NV, Neil Bertrando manages a 1.3 acre homestead with his wife Katie and the help of many in the community. His passion is enriching bioregions by building community and broadening the local genetic resources of practical plants and animals to relocalize resource supply networks. He strives for collaboration in his work and runs RT Permaculture, a Permaculture consulting, design, and education business. In his teaching and design he applies Keyline\nDesign, Permaculture and Holistic Management as interconnected systems approaches to managing the complexities of ecosystems. While he lives in a temperate arid climate, over the past 12 years, he has gained experience working in wide range of climate and cultural contexts such as Hawaii, Haiti, Minnesota, Maine, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, and California. He has an MS in Environmental Science from University of Nevada, Reno, where his research focused on effects of the urban corridor on stream health and regional nutrient cycling. In design and development he has worked properties from 1/10th of an acre to 100+ acres.&quot;}" data-sheets-userformat="{&quot;2&quot;:897,&quot;3&quot;:{&quot;1&quot;:0},&quot;10&quot;:0,&quot;11&quot;:3,&quot;12&quot;:0}"><br />
Jeremiah is a certified Permaculture Designer and is an accredited and certified Rainwater Catchment Professional through <a href="http://www.arcsa.org/">ARCSA (American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association)</a>. He has taught and consulted on several projects in the USA, Africa, Central America and Asia. Prior to establishing San Isidro Permaculture, Jeremiah was a partner at Living Structures, Inc., a permaculture-based design/installation green building firm in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Established in 2000, San Isidro Permaculture is a design and installation company focused on water catchment, grey water systems, native and edible plant landscapes, erosion control, and land restoration. <a href="http://sipermaculture.com/">San Isidro Permaculture</a> has served Santa Fe and the surrounding area working for the private sector, federal and local governments, the film industry, and commercial projects.<br />
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<p class="p1"><b>2016 RED Talk Presentation: <span data-sheets-value="{&quot;1&quot;:2,&quot;2&quot;:&quot;Community Drought Solutions - Building Resilience and Abundance Through a Wholistic Design Approach&quot;}" data-sheets-userformat="{&quot;2&quot;:897,&quot;3&quot;:{&quot;1&quot;:0},&quot;10&quot;:0,&quot;11&quot;:3,&quot;12&quot;:0}">Community Drought Solutions &#8211; Building Resilience and Abundance Through a Wholistic Design Approach</span></b></p>
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