Get the essential tools, methods, and technical know-how to design and maintain home-scale rainwater harvesting systems
Get the essential tools, methods, and technical know-how to design and maintain home-scale rainwater harvesting systems(… and save over $500 by participating in our beta launch…)
by Michelle Avis and Prof Peter J Coombes
Thinking of harvesting rainwater? Worried about avoiding health hazards and other safety risks? Be the first in your city…state…or bioregion… to design and build Rainwater Harvesting Systems using leading-edge, safe, chemical-free methods. You’ll find them only in our groundbreaking new program:
ESSENTIAL RAINWATER HARVESTING
(Beta version)
Created by Michelle Avis with pioneering Australian hydrologist, engineer, economist, policy analyst, educator, former U.N. advisor and independent researcher Prof Peter J. Coombes, Ph.D., this in-depth, step-by-step training is the first to offer scientifically tested and proven information that isn’t yet available in the US or Canada! You’ll…
Learn how a leading-edge RWH system works in relationship to homes, properties, and their surrounding ecosystem
Break down the myths and discover what is and isn’t a risk in rainwater
Discover the science and research supporting a natural treatment train approach
See how you can design and build chemical-free RWH purification and storage systems for irrigation, washing – even cooking and drinking!
This course reflects decades of studies by independently funded researchers, particularly in Australia, where over 3 million people drink rainwater daily. The vast majority of these RWH systems do not include end-of-line disinfection… and rainwater-drinking Australians are as healthy or healthier than those relying on municipal treated water.
A Full Mentoring Programme
“Tutorial” takes on a whole new/ancient meaning with Michelle proxying for you as a student, asking questions in response to Peter’s one-on-one mentoring. You’ll…
- Ask and get your questions answered in six lively, interactive webinars with Peter and Michelle….
- Watch or listen in on their pre-recorded mentoring sessions
- Dive deep in six structured modules, split into ~10 lesson
Anchor your learning with assignments and test your recall with quizzes
And the groundbreaking content doesn’t stop with the classes! You’ll receive…
The Essential Rainwater Harvesting: A Guide to Home-Scale System Design e-book: Verge’s comprehensive manual for designing, building, and maintaining water harvesting systems for the warm and cold climates of the world….
…Our proprietary pre-built spreadsheet tool, with beautifully formatted tables, and formulas and logic for performing rainwater system feasibility analyses described in the Essential Rainwater Harvesting guidebook….
…And full-color, detailed handouts and support materials to deepen your understanding…
When you purchase this Essential Rainwater Harvesting Beta Tutorial, all of this is yours – forever!
What do Peter Coombes and Michelle Avis know about rainwater harvesting?
Peter and Michelle each bring stellar credentials to this program…
Peter is the Chair of Engineering at Southern Cross University and director of Urban Water Solutions, providing strategic design, policy and economic advice, and education on urban, rural, and natural water cycles and systems to clients including Australian, UN., and international governmental, municipal and private sector bodies, for more than 20 years.
Michelle is the co-author of Essential Rainwater Harvesting and co-founder of Verge Permaculture, a globally-recognized and award-winning design, consulting, and education hub offering online and real-time programs to design and/or create integrated, regenerative systems for shelter, energy, water, waste and food.
Each a leader in their own right, they’re combining their expertise in this pioneering tutorial program, offering new and proven information in a fresh new format.
So why is this a beta launch?
From start to finish, we know you haven’t seen anything like this program before!
And when we’re leaping beyond the standard fare in so many ways, well, it’s good to have a trial run…
And that’s where you come in….
On January 21, 2020, this Beta Launch tutorial begins for a select class of only 30 participants…adventurous, committed early adopters who will participate fully in the course and give us their honest feedback in return for a staggering 50% discount in tuition!
You will receive the full course with all webinars, videos/audios, and supporting materials, as well as the Essential Rainwater Harvesting e-book and spreadsheet tool (and more) for just one payment of $499 or 3 payments of $182.97.
That’s a full 50% discount from the projected price of the finalized program at $1000+….You are not going to see this program offered at a savings like this again!
Are you in?
All we ask in return is that you devote 4-8 hours a week to the program, and provide us with your honest feedback upon completion. Your comments and suggestions will help us to improve this program for its full release in Spring 2020.
Are you ready to be the first to grab this new, proven technology and lead your community in safe, natural, scientifically-proven rainwater harvesting – at a terrific savings?We’re already seeing that water will become a scarce and precious commodity in coming years. Sign up for this course today and keep your land and community hydrated in an increasingly thirsty world!
Whether you live off-grid or in town, water security will be a growing concern in coming years. Sign up for this course today and keep your land and loved ones hydrated in an increasingly thirsty world!
Mark Your Calendars – Verge and Peter J. Coombes Team Up in a Brand New Rainwater Harvesting Course! Rainwater Harvesting Course
Unique Access to Information
You won’t see his name on the hottest rainwater harvesting manuals, and you won’t see his discoveries in the RWH information being taught in North America…
…But Peter J. Coombes of Southern Cross University and Urban Water Cycle Solutions is doing some of the most advanced research about domestic rainwater harvesting systems available today. His pioneering discoveries are being tested on a climate change-seared continent that direly needs the benefits of rainwater harvesting: Australia. And we’re proud to say that Peter is co-creating a brand-new online course on residential RWH, with Verge’s own Michelle Avis! It’s in the works now and coming soon: late 2019/early 2020.
In their first sneak-a-peek video, Peter and Michelle talk about how this groundbreaking collaboration came to life: just click the button below.
Rainwater Harvesting Sneak-a-Peek – Your Rainwater Tank is a Bio-Reactor!
A bio-what, you say?
Basically, a well-managed rainwater tank functions as a self-contained ecosystem, in which natural processes such as settlement and flocculation, combined with beneficial, naturally occurring bacteria, help to destroy pathogens.
Natural processes like this help you to obtain pure, drinkable water from rainwater – as cultures around the world have done for millennia – without using dangerous chemicals or pricey technologies.
How can this be? Click the button below to see international water harvesting researcher/educator and U.N. advisor Peter J. Coombes explain it in this quick video…and then sign up to learn how you can apply these processes to your own RWH system in our upcoming Essential Rainwater Harvesting online course, coming in January!
The Rainwater Harvesting System
So you’re thinking of installing a rainwater harvesting system…do you know what’s involved?
Whether you’re looking to irrigate your garden or whether you want to have a ready source of pure drinking water without chemical treatment, this diagram gives you all the components of a leading-edge rainwater harvesting system.
Wait – what?? Yes – pure drinkable rainwater, without chemicals, is possible! Developed in collaboration with pioneering hydrologist, engineer and U.N. advisor Peter J. Coombes, this scientifically- proven technology hasn’t even reached the U.S. or Canada…until now….
…in our Essential Rainwater Harvesting Tutorial Beta Launch!
With registration opening Wednesday at a staggering 50% savings, this is our sneak-a-peek gift to you!
It’s just one of the many handouts, cheat-sheets, and other tools that come with the course…
Elements of Rainwater Harvesting
…not to mention the 6 modules of in-depth lessons, live webinars, audio/video lessons, our and much more! Rainwater Harvesting Course
What Do You Say to the Rainwater Harvesting Nay-Sayers?
“Naaaahhhh, rainwater harvesting doesn’t work. It’s not going to do any good here!”
If you’re dealing with RWH skepticism, it’s likely because the whole picture isn’t being considered. Here’s a simple diagram that shows the financial, environmental, and social benefits of rainwater harvesting at your home.
Want to know more about how RWH can give you water security, save you money, protect your home, drought-proof your garden, and much, much more? Sign up for our Essential Rainwater Harvesting Tutorial – at a stunning 50% off for a beta-launch class of just 25 adventurous change-makers! Rainwater Harvesting Course
A Cheat Sheet of Best Practice
Your Handy Cheat-Sheet of Best Practices for Rainwater Harvesting, from Design to Maintenance
This table of good design and sensible maintenance practices for home-scale rainwater harvesting systems is just one of the learning guides you’ll get with our Essential Rainwater Harvesting Tutorial Beta Launch (Rainwater Harvesting Course).
(And just one tiny part of all you’ll receive in this course, at an insanely low beta-launch price!)
What’s the First Thing to Do When Designing Your Rainwater Harvesting System?
When designing your rainwater harvesting system, the first you should do is build a site plan. A site plan is (i) probably one of the most important tools to help you with the proper design and spatial layout of your system, (ii) an indispensable resource during construction, and (iii) used to effectively and very simply convey information to contractors or others helping you during installation.
In this sneak-a-peak version of the full lesson, Michelle discusses the importance of building a site plan and how to build one using a base map, an architects scale ruler and data overlays.
The full lesson is found only in our Essential Rainwater Harvesting Course: Rainwater Harvesting Course
Dr Peter Coombes
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