Welcome to the Portland Permaculture Meetup!
- Location
- Portland, OR 45.52-122.64 97214US
- Meetups
- 11 so far
- Members
- 232 Permaculture Advocates
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- January 14, 2009
ReSkilling::Community Building::Sharing Resources
Permaculture is a design system for creating sustainable human habitats, in harmony larger ecosystems of which they are a part. Anyone can use it: starting where they are, with what they have.
This group is a great place to share and learn about regenerative design, urban agriculture, animal husbandry, growing edible fungi, bioremediation, aquaculture, rainwater harvesting, local food systems, alternative economics, community living, soil-building, and much much more...
Our next MeetupPermaculture Site Design Practicum
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Not chosen yet
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5 Yes / 0 Maybe( 11 spots left )
Cold and wet have you stalling on creating the site of your dreams? Have no fear! because late fall and winter are great times to plan for next season!
This four-hour workshop will be one part theory, and one part design studio. Read more
More upcoming Meetups
Past Meetups
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Note: Heirloom Apple Festival
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What's new?
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Nov 8
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New Greeting for“Nope, no luck with mushrooms here. It's getting pretty smelly. The top got pretty crusty so I broke it up in order to get some moisture in there but that didn't make anything grow. I'm going to spread the bucket contents throughout my yard with the rest of the mulch. Ansula”posted by Ansula
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Nov 7
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New discussionStarted by Stephanie.
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Nov 4
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New member
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“Our community has an HOA board and I am interested in the transitioning process our 46 home neighborhood may be able to take in the future.” -
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Nov 3
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Nov 2
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“I am a Permaculture student/teacher/designer currently apprenticing with Tom Ward. I am happy to have found this meet-up and look forward to connecting with the community.” -
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“Permaculture aficionados seem like the best group of people to consider "community". I'm looking to develop a food forest and want to be part of the solution as it were. I'm always looking to learn new things.” -
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“I am a digital photoretoucher on the path to becoming a sustainable carpenter, gardener, and human organism.”
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What members are saying
“ Because it's enjoyable and informative. ”
“ It's cutting edge environmentalism. So important, can't exaggerate it. ”