Alma Oasis was created in 2023, brought to life from the shared vision of two individuals captivated by the beauty and mystery of daily life but also by the climate problems and unmet solutions in our society. Our vision is to inspire the environmentally curious and encourage change in individual behaviors to have a positive impact on the earth, however large or small.
‘Alma’ means the soul, reflecting the essence of our being and ‘Oasis’ signifies a flourishing ecosystem in an otherwise arid world. Together, Alma Oasis represents the harmonious coexistence of the human spirit and nature, a place where individuals learn to thrive on a constantly evolving planet.
A well guided and informative course, of 10 modules, which can be completed in your spare time whilst having all theory components nicely expanded upon and illustrated by way of description of relevant real-life examples and case studies. I highly recommend the course for anyone wanting an introduction into some of the core knowledge, skills and attitudes that are essential to surviving in a number of different wild settings.
Excellent Introduction into Natural Construction that takes the learner step by step through several natural building techniques. With hands on experimentation and inciteful lessons this course provides a great base for further learning, weather you're a novice, or a construction expert. Thank you for your insightful course, as an architect, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.
I'm enjoying the course! It's laid out so well and the information is interesting and engaging! I took a break from it for a while and I'm now reengaged and more grounded in it, after spending time slowing down in my life and shifting my attitude to a slower, more invitational frame of mind.
I learn at my own time, it is some times a challenge, in what direction it goes and to match with my answer, your suggested answer.
Having 1/4 completed, I look forward to continue and expand my knowledge and later my practical skills.
I am enjoying the course work and am looking forward to designing healing sessions. In Module 7(?) you refer to a fir cone as a pinecone. Note that firs are coniferous, but produce fir cones, not pinecones
