About us
As we face energy, climate and economic challenges, permaculture offers one of the best "tool kits" for moving in a positive and productive direction: resilient communities full of creative abundance. Wherever you are and whatever you are doing, there is some part of permaculture that will make sense for your life and your relationship to the landscape where you live and work. Join us in exploring the possibilities!
We cover topics such as (but not limited to) edible landscapes, gardening, farming, regenerative practices, renewable energy, green building, local currency, rainwater harvesting, composting, mushrooms, local food, forest gardening, herbalism, "green" living, sustainable economic systems, conservation, community-building, relocalization, transition towns, and more!
Also make sure to sign up for the Hudson Valley Permaculture listserv (click here).
(Thanks to the Portland, Maine MeetUp Group (http://www.meetup.com/portlandpermacu...) for this text!)
Edited 10.11.20 by Claudia Joseph
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What is Permaculture For?
ROSENDALE COMMUNITY CENTER, Rte 32, Rosendale, NY, USTHIS WAS ORIGINALLY POSTED WITH THE WRONG DATE. I DUPLICATED AND RE-ANNOUNCED. PLEASE RSVP ON THE OTHER POST. Within the standardized Design Consultant's curriculum, the permaculture toolbox is interpreted through specific cultural and geographic lenses. Many people think first of gardening or food forests - the practice includes much, much more! From holistic health to financial systems, a plan can be shaped using permaculture's tools of observation, analysis and relationship. To absorb the knowledge offered in the Designer's Manual text or to apply the principles in the field is a lengthy process: this is why cooperative learning and sharing is critical to the movement's success.
Bring the curriculum from a Permaculture Design Certificate course or your favorite permaculture book to show. I will bring several examples of course workbooks so we can compare teaching styles and topics.
Learn to apply permaculture principles, axioms and techniques in designing your landscape, business or personal life. Permaculture is much more than landscape design combined with ethical practice: It is a template for systems design everywhere, on every scale.
This open discussion will be lead by Claudia Joseph, organizer of this meetup group. She has taught on both coasts, is a certified PINA teacher and a daily practitioner of permaculture techniques..
2 attendeesWhat is Permaculture For?
ROSENDALE COMMUNITY CENTER, Rte 32, Rosendale, NY, USWithin the standardized Design Consultant's curriculum, the permaculture toolbox is interpreted through specific cultural and geographic lenses. Many people think first of gardening or food forests - the practice includes much, much more! From holistic health to financial systems, a plan can be shaped using permaculture's tools of observation, analysis and relationship. To absorb the knowledge offered in the Designer's Manual text or to apply the principles in the field is a lengthy process: this is why cooperative learning and sharing is critical to the movement's success.
Bring the curriculum from a Permaculture Design Certificate course or your favorite permaculture book to show. I will bring several examples of course workbooks so we can compare teaching styles and topics.
Learn to apply permaculture principles, axioms and techniques in designing your landscape, business or personal life. Permaculture is much more than landscape design combined with ethical practice: It is a template for systems design everywhere, on every scale.
This open discussion will be lead by Claudia Joseph, organizer of this meetup group. She has taught on both coasts, is a certified PINA teacher and a daily practitioner of permaculture techniques..
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