Monroe, WA – Building with Earth Bag

Instructor: Eli Adadow of Ancient Earth

Tuition: $500

website: www.WildernessCollege.com

Location: The beautiful Alderleaf campus at 18715 299th Ave SE, Monroe, WA 98272

What you will learn: Design, foundations, walls, framing, roof systems, thermal performance, strength and integrity, use of local materials, and tricks for building fast, sturdy structures—the skills you will need to create your own earth bag structures

Earth bag structure uses: Homes, garden, tool and bike sheds, wine and root storage, play houses, emergency shelters, and more

Sustainability & self-reliance: These inexpensive, easy-to-build, beautiful buildings have offered self-empowerment and real solutions to sustainability and homelessness around the world.

Accommodations: Free tent or car camping available on site with access to running water, fire pit and bathroom. Limited room rentals may be available. Bare rooms (no furniture) rent for $15 per person per night.Includes bathroom and kitchen access. Local hotel information is available on our website.

Meals: Daily organic lunches (vegetarian options) are provided. Breakfast and dinner are on your own.

Cost & Discounts: $500 per person. 15% discount for extra adult family members Teens (13-17) may attend for $300 when accompanied by an adult.

More information:

Pre-registration required—register online or by phone. 360.793.8709

Visit our website for more information about this class and other Alderleaf programs for both wilderness skills and sustainable living. Space is limited. www.WildernessCollege.com