Strange Brew
Beer+Science+You = Strange Brew
Strange Brew is an interdisciplinary science discussion group which discusses the sciences in the context of current events and community action. We also drink fancy beer. Science is an inclusive topic: it covers ecology, anthropology, cultural preservation, languages, social trends, green building, agriculture, psychology, and human rights, to name a ti ...learn more
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Created: Nov 14, 2008
Updated: Oct 22, 2009
Membership: Open
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Jeffrey Adams
JAdams
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About
I am a sustainability consultant, ecological educator, and permaculture practitioner, currently working with multiple residential clients to increase self-reliance and strengthen community connections. Other recent projects include working with John Todd Ecological Design, Inc on a prototype Eco-machine to degrade Crude Oil as well as Green Man Landscaping in Durango, CO to blend permaculture into the businesses operations. I was an Intern at the Solar Living Institute in 2002 and since then graduated from Humboldt State University (HSU) with an Interdisciplinary BS in Indigenous Technology. At HSU I did extensive work with the United Indian Health Services’ Potawot Health Village and the Campus Center for Appropriate Technology (CCAT), including helping to transition the program to a new site and designing and facilitating courses on green design, ecological restoration, and the Lost Arts of Living. I am a Certified Permaculture Design Consultant, and have received professional training in Teaching Permaculture, Mycorestoration, Keyline Design for Broad-Acre Landscape Development and Management, Design for Sustainable Community, Energy Auditing, and many forms of Natural and Conventional Building. Having traveled and worked on sustainability projects around the US, I bring a depth of experience, creativity, and insight to my work and practice. Visit my website www.mudrockandearth.com for more information.