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Dale Lugenbehl & Sandy Aldridge
Dale Lugenbehl has taught philosophy for more than 30 years, the last 17 of which have been at Lane Community College. His current areas of interest include the ethics of personal food choices, voluntary simplicity/low consumption living, environmentally conscious home food production, understanding the processes of personal and societal change, and engaged Buddhism. He is also a writer as well as a community educator, giving presentations and workshops on a volunteer basis on the above topics.
Sandy Aldridge, former sociology instructor at Lane Community College, has long been interested in living more simply "so that others may simply live." She and her partner, Dale, have built their own home and grow 75-80% of the food that they eat. Additionally they continue to experiment with food preservation that uses as little energy as possible—including an above-ground root cellar, storage of certain crops in the soil, and sun drying. Other interests include giving presentations on living more lightly, how one's food choices impact the environment, and the connections between peace and sustainability.
Read handouts from Dale and Sandy's presentation HERE.
Dale and Sandy's website: Ahimsa Acres