Low-impact water supply courses

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NB: The providers below run courses on this topic, but may not currently have any scheduled. Please check their websites. They may also be able to run bespoke courses.

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Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT)

Low-impact tourism products & services Hedgelaying courses Low-impact building courses Nature awareness courses Tree / woodland management courses

Pantperthog, Machynlleth, Powys SY20 9AZ

general: 01654 705950/ courses: 01654 704966general: 01654 705950/ courses: 01654 704966

courses@cat.org.uk

https://courses.cat.org.uk/

CAT is an education and visitor centre which demonstrates practical solutions for sustainability....

FH Wetland Systems

Compost toilets products & services Reed beds products & services Recycling, reusing & repairing products & services Wildlife gardening products & services Low-impact water supply courses

30 Woodlawn, Lahinch Rd., Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland

353 (0)65 6797355353 (0)65 6797355

reeds@wetlandsystems.ie

http://www.wetlandsystems.ie

About FH Wetland Systems Ltd. Féidhlim Harty Wetland Systems (FHWS) was established in 1996 to pr...

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