In May – September we host small workshops and yard tours. For more information, visit this page.
With over 72 hours of classroom and hands-on instruction, the PDC is the international standard for permaculture certification. You’ll discover the principles for designing and implementing regenerative human habitat, for a fraction of the cost of a conventional environmental degree. We’ve added an online introduction course, interactive student forum, and countless other unique features to create an information-dense and unparalleled learning experience. The 12 or 13 days of instruction are offered in several formats: (i) as a 2 week-long intensive, or (ii) split up over 4 extra long weekends. Visit our Main PDC Listing Page for detailed info and/or see below for current offerings:
July 6, 2019 01:00 pm
May 10, 2020 05:00 pm
Based on over 20 years of combined engineering, farming, and permaculture consulting design experience, we’ve developed & packaged three incredible tools into a BRAND NEW land design program called The Adaptive Habitat Program. There is a free self-study version of the program as well as a paid version, where Rob Avis & Takota Coen guide you through the design of your property. However, if you have DIY drive and motivation and if you’re clear that what you want isn’t a consultant, but the process and tools to bring your dream to life, The free Self-Study Program gives you nearly everything that we provide in our Guided & Guaranteed Program… just no personalized hand-holding.
February 17, 2020 08:00 pm
We’ve partnered with the fine folks at Small Farm Academy to bring you a full suite of course offerings in the realm of passive solar greenhouse design. All of these offerings are delivered online. Please note that the prices below are in US dollars.
Learn more about the book, order your copy and/or and access our Essential Rainwater toolkit here.
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Looking for in-person courses, or hands on skills in growing food, harvesting water, or building community? Some of our students also offer courses. Check them (& their websites!) out by following the links below:
