In collaboration with the Unversity Centers of the San Miguel, Kris Holstrom will be involved in several class offerings this summer.
Permaculture Design class runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting July 16 through August 8. This is available to take for credit through Mesa State (4 credits). We will be getting classroom instruction as well as a great deal of hands-on learning at several sites in the region including Peace & Plenty Farm near Hotchkiss, Buckhorn Gardens in Colona, the Ridgway Community Garden site and Tomten Farm on Hastings Mesa.
July 12-21st on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Sustainability 101 will be offered for 2 credits. This class will cover a wide range of sustainability topics and will include hands-on work in planning for a more sustainable future.
For more information about the Telluride Summer College offerings, costs and registration go to www.ucsanmiguel.org.
We are especially pleased to encourage high school students to take these classes for dual high school/college credit.