• Cutting Edge ART + Eco Village Design
  • Hands-On Playshops with Top Natural Builders
  • Demos by Top Eco-Architects & Designers
  • Presentations by Inspirational Speakers
  • Creation of an Eco ART Garden
  • Gathering Tribes of Artists & Builders
  • Rebuilding and Revitalizing the Camp Site
  • People who make a difference
  • Eco Artists * Permaculturists
  • GREAT Musicians & Performers
  • Friends, Kindred Spirits, People of All Ages
  • Environmental Activists & Educators
  • Ecological Systems Inventors
  • And…. YOU!
  • This is an URGENT Event!
  • $75 for 3 FULL Days/Nights Includes Camping!
  • Learn to live in Balance with Nature
  • Share your Art – Share your Talents!
  • Experience Dark Green Technologies
  • Help Build Beautifully - Re-birth the Site!
  • Play in the Mud!  Play in the Spray!
  • Honor The Goddess of Life!
  • Have FUN Dancing the Patterns of Nature!
  • Support the Development of Eco Settlements
  • Be Showered with Possibilities!
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The Water Woman Festival is an interactive ART and Ecological Experience featuring Eco-Artists, Green-Architects, Top Natural Builders, Permaculture Designers, Inspirational Eco-Leaders, Soulful Musicians and Sustainable Lifestyle Visionaries. How CAN we build art spaces and eco villages of our dreams and bring fun and easy things home to make living more beautiful and sustainable?. Come and See!
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Permaculture – making barren lands Beautiful

Posted in October 9, 2009 ¬ 7:44 amh.

Making barren lands bountiful
http://www.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/asiapcf/10/07/going.green.lawton.permaculture/
* Geoff Lawton is using renewable natural resources to enrich ecosystems
* Permaculture can turn the most arid, nutrient-free soil into thriving habitats
* Lawton’s friend and mentor, Bill Mollison developed the technique in the 1970s

Evermore thanks!

Posted in October 7, 2009 ¬ 10:36 amh.

I had a wonderful time, it was beautiful and so were the people.
My mind is teeming with ideas and I am inspired to participate again next year.
Monkey Chant!!!
Peace and love,
~Christie Frields

Great weekend at Joshua Tree Lake, many more needed!

Posted in October 6, 2009 ¬ 4:36 pmh.

“People of all ages, colors and creeds, from all around our nation and all around
the planet are beginning to realize that the end of insatiable,
mindless consumerism has come to an end, and that the
change to a sustainable and much better society has to happen.”
~Dr. Tony Pereira, UCLA ME PhD, Founder www.ise.seas.ucla.edu