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The document summarizes a project by the Stanley Park Ecology Society in the summer of 2004 to build structures using earthen architecture techniques. The project involved constructing buildings using sustainable and reclaimed natural materials, developing communications like a website and video, engaging the community through volunteers and events, and researching building codes and testing to allow such natural structures. The project leader graduated with a degree in environmental studies and managed various aspects of the project including construction, outreach, research, and fundraising.
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