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Soil Conservation and Management | Employment | Green Schools | Women's Empowerment | Sustainable Livelihoods | Youth Participation | Social Justice Education | Natural Resource Education | Sustainability Education | EcoVillages | Infrastructure | Urban Ecology | Green Roofs | Renewable Energy | Environmental Education | Greenhouse Gases | Sustainable Materials | Land Stewardship | Land Restoration | Landscape Ecology | Crises and Disaster Aid | Sustainable Urban Environmental Services | Water and Sustainable Development | Natural Resource Management | Sustainable Building | Indoor Air Quality | Farm Ecosystem Management | Conservation Easements | Waste Management | Urban Revitalization | Practical Conservation | Sustainable Living | Sustainable Forestry | Sustainable Communities | Agroecology | Sanitation | Riparian Ecology and Conservation | Restoration Ecology | Recycling and Reuse | Social Development | Poverty Alleviation | Permaculture | Indigenous Lands | Appropriate Technology | Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning | Water Supply and Conservation | Internet | Sustainable Production | Climate Change | Public Health | Community Service/Volunteerism | Ecological Footprint | Rural Development | Community Resources | Affordable Housing | Community Participation | Watershed Management | Water Quality and Health | Senior Volunteerism and Mentoring
About [Edit]
The Natural Building Network is a membership based
non-profit education and outreach organization dedicated to making sustainable regenerative healthy habitation more universally accessible, desirable and
plausible.
“Natural Building is any building system which places the highest value on social and environmental sustainability. It assumes the need to minimize the environmental impact of our housing and other supporting systems while providing healthy, beautiful, comfortable and spiritually uplifting homes for everyone.” - Michael G. Smith
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Flag comment for removal Romano 7 days ago
I would like to learn how to construct buildings with Cobb Construction methods and other natural methods. This is a very interesting prospect to me. Do you have workshops that you do, or a building that you are building as a means of educating and demonstrating these techniques? Please contact me if I could get involved, and let me know!
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