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-Change Here Now is an excellent contribution to a realm of permaculture desperately needing attention and active development. The social ecosystem patterns Adam Brock lays out are intriguing and relevant. I look forward to testing, living into, and growing through the patterns in this book.---Dave Jacke, veteran permaculturalist and co-author of Edible Forest Gardens

Change Here Now is an excellent contribution to a realm of permaculture desperately needing attention and active development. The social ecosystem patterns Adam Brock lays out are intriguing and relevant. I look forward to testing, living into, and growing through the patterns in this book. --Dave Jacke, veteran permaculturalist and co-author of Edible Forest Gardens

"""Change Here Now is an excellent contribution to a realm of permaculture desperately needing attention and active development.  The social ecosystem patterns Adam Brock lays out are intriguing and relevant.  I look forward to testing, living into, and growing through the patterns in this book."" —Dave Jacke, veteran permaculturalist and co-author of Edible Forest Gardens"

Change Here Now is an excellent contribution to a realm of permaculture desperately needing attention and active development. The social ecosystem patterns Adam Brock lays out are intriguing and relevant. I look forward to testing, living into, and growing through the patterns in this book. --Dave Jacke, veteran permaculturalist and co-author of Edible Forest Gardens -Change Here Now is an excellent contribution to a realm of permaculture desperately needing attention and active development. The social ecosystem patterns Adam Brock lays out are intriguing and relevant. I look forward to testing, living into, and growing through the patterns in this book.---Dave Jacke, veteran permaculturalist and co-author of Edible Forest Gardens

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Adam Brock is an award-winning social entrepreneur and permaculturalist based in his hometown of Denver, CO. His work lies at the intersection of urban agriculture, sustainable business, and social change. In 2009, Adam co-founded The GrowHaus, a food justice nonprofit, and served as its Director of Operations until 2014. He is active in the local and national permaculture communities, serving on the board of the Denver Permaculture Guild and organizing committee of the inaugural North American Permaculture Convergence. He has been a TEDxMileHigh speaker, a contributor and guest editor ofPermaculture Design Magazine(formerlyPermaculture Activist), and serves on Denver's Sustainable Food Policy Council.

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