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Commenced:
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01/06/2004 |
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Submitted:
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23/02/2012 |
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Last updated:
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07/10/2015 |
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Location:
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Klyvevegen 181, Steinstø, Hardanger, NO |
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Phone:
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00 47 976 55 391 |
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Website:
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www.alvastien.no |
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Climate zone:
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Cold Temperate |
(projects i'm involved in)
Project: Alvastien Telste
Posted by Hege Iren Wiken about 11 years ago
Here is the list of the upcoming courses and events in Alvastien this spring :
This will be a free workshop weekend, where everyone contribute to the expences. We will try out the technique of making seed balls Fukuoka way!
This is a 6 hours course. The cost is NOK 750,- And it will be in Norwegian.
May 9 – arrival for lunch and class starts at 14.30
May 10 & 11 – Class from 09.00 to 18.00
May 12 – 09.00 to 15.00 – departure
NOK – 2400,- if you sign up before april 15
NOK – 2800,- for signing up after april 15
these prices are including meals during the course.
Accomodation :
Tent or tipi – NOK 500,-
Treehouse, cabin or room in the house – NOK 1950,-
Privat room in the village - NOK 1950,-
Other possibilities nearby : http://www.sjotunet.no/ , http://www.vetlemyrane.no/
Mihail Kossev (www.mihailkossev.weebly.com)
Mihail is a permaculture designer, educator and filmmaker. He received his Bachelor’s Degree from New York University, in Film Production in 2007, then a Master’s in Education from CUNY in 2009, and has since made a career of integrating artistic expression, community learning and «re-skilling» throughout Europe and North America. He received his Permaculture Design Certificate from Bill Mollison and Geoff Lawton in 2010, and has gathered professional experience with various ecological projects, some young, others established. This has enriched his skills in helping groups work together towards a common ecological design. He discovered the comfort and luxury of tipi living two years ago, when he returned to Bulgaria from the US. Since then, he has put together various tipi constructions for courses, festivals and private clients and is excited to be spreading this skill to other like-minded people at home and abroad.
More info will come on this course - follow our page www.alvastien.no
If you have any questions - please dont hesitate to make contact at
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