Whatcom Permaculture PDC info Session Recap
Are you interested in learning more about permaculture and the ways you can get involved with the Whatcom Permaculture community? Dive into the world of permaculture design and see what the Whatcom Permaculture Design course offers.
This Information session offers
- Hear about the basics of permaculture and its benefits.
- Learn about our upcoming events, including workshops, volunteer opportunities, and community meet-ups.
- Discover the details about our Permaculture Design Course (PDC) and how to apply for a scholarship before the April 1st deadline.
- Hear from some past students reflections
- Ask questions and get personalized advice on how to start your permaculture journey.
We look forward to exploring the potential of living regeneratively together with you!
Ways to Get Involved with Whatcom Permaculture
Engaging with Whatcom Permaculture is a rewarding experience that contributes to both personal growth and community development. Here’s how you can get involved:
- Attend Introductory Workshops:
- Sign up for workshops to learn about permaculture principles and techniques.
- Workshops are hands-on and often include site visits to local projects.
- Volunteer:
- By volunteering at permaculture sites and community gardens.
- Volunteer activities could range from planting, seed saving, plant propagation composting, to chop and drop maintenance.
- Enroll in a Permaculture Design Course (PDC):
- Completing a PDC is a critical step for anyone serious about practicing permaculture.
- These courses cover theory, principles, design processes, and practical applications.
- Join Local Community Groups:
- Find and join local permaculture or gardening groups to share knowledge and resources.
- Community groups often hold regular meetings, garden tours, and seed swaps.
- Participate in Community Projects:
- Engage with existing permaculture projects or start a new one in your neighborhood.
- Projects may include community gardens, food forests, and sustainable living initiatives.
- Practice at Home:
- Apply permaculture principles in your own backyard or balcony garden.
- Design your living space for sustainability, efficiency, and harmony with nature.
- Stay Informed:
- Read books, watch documentaries, and stay updated with the latest in permaculture innovation.
- Consider subscribing to our newsletter and blogs focused on permaculture.
To get started, check out the Whatcom Permaculture and Inspiration Farm’s websites for resources, upcoming events, and contact information. Reach out with your interests, and we can guide you to the best way to contribute to the local permaculture movement.