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EPISODE · Apr 1, 2014 · 1H 5M

Episode 11 - Mark Krawczyk

from Bordertown · host Vic Guadagno

Mark is the owner of Keyline Vermont, a permaculture design, consulting and education business. As a student of permaculture design since 2000, Mark Krawczyk has explored tree crop and agroforestry systems, coppice forestry, natural building, traditional woodcrafts, community organizing and both small and broad acre site design.Mark is the co-founder of Burlington Permaculture, where he works as a community educator and organizer. He is the owner/operator of RivenWoodCrafts - a traditional woodcraft and natural construction business.Thanks to Railroad Earth for providing the theme music "Lordy Lordy" Download mp.3 -- Listen on ITunesStay InformedSubscribe to Bordertown Email

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Mark is the owner of Keyline Vermont, a permaculture design, consulting and education business. As a student of permaculture design since 2000, Mark Krawczyk has explored tree crop and agroforestry systems, coppice forestry, natural building, traditional woodcrafts, community organizing and both small and broad acre site design. Mark is the co-founder of Burlington Permaculture, where he works as a community educator and organizer. He is the owner/operator of RivenWoodCrafts - a traditional w...

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