Permaculture provides “embarrassingly easy” solutions to complex problems and is for everyone, even if you have no garden or land!
Find out how it can help you and the planet on this accessible, friendly weekend course. Spend time with like-minded people and leave with practical tools and tips, plus hopefully reassurance that there are lots of small but mighty things we can do to turn this climate and wildlife emergency around.
This weekend course is set up to be informative and inspiring, and will help you:
Understand the Ethics and Principles of permaculture
Learn eco’ observation and design methods
Understand natural systems and patterns
Share skills and knowledge with others
Enjoy reflective time in nature
A real ‘essentials of permaculture’, this course is great if you:
Need a springboard to start putting permaculture in to action for yourself.
Love wildlife but don’t know how to support nature in your own home – garden - life.
Are a gardening newbie or novice wanting more skills and confidence in organic growing.
Care about supporting health and happiness in your community, beyond the garden.
The training is certified by 
The Permaculture Association
.
This course is led by Emily Howgate and Shila Brown of 
Muck & Magic
. Both are permaculture practitioners and attentive facilitators, with experience working in national conservation groups and local community orgs.
Information Source: Avon Wildlife Trust | eventbrite

Amatole

South Africa

Bristol

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