Event description
Introduction to Permaculture - Living Well
Living Well is a 2 day event to introduce you to the ethics and principles of Permaculture, designing systems to live well with nature... from headspace to home, to garden to out of the gate...
Together, we will explore how living well with the permaculture ethics and principles can make a positive impact on you, your local community and for the earth.
The program will cover:
- permaculture ethics and principles
- sensing place
- ways to design and create a lifestyle, garden or project informed by Permaculture ethics and principles
- demonstrations of practical ways to apply the permaculture principles for growing food for unit dwellers, share homes, yards and acreage.
The 2 day event (over two Sundays 5 and 12 November) is hosted by Lizzy Smith, Designer, permaculture educator and practitioner. Co-teaching with Sam Hawker of @GardenKitchenWitch'n with a decade of embodied permaculture experience.
The workshop will be held in a permaculture designed home, showing many different ways that you can bring permaculture to your home and ways of living.
Each day we will cover practical ways to integrate Permaculture into your life. You can see some examples at the venue and reflect on how you can do this too.
Please bring:
- your own lunch, cup for teas; and/or water bottle.
- sunhat, coat/wrap (we will be outside most of the day)
- cushion (if you don't like hard chairs)
- gloves if you want to get your hands in the soil and
- enthusiasm.
Please arrive from 9 am at the venue for a 930 content start.
Tea will be available.
The venue has moderate disability access (1 step to the toilet, not wheelchair accessible).
Contact: 0448 362 989 Lizzy (by text is best)
If you are unwell on the day, please text Lizzy to cancel. You can get a credit.
Venue address (in Queanbeyan) and other details will be confirmed when you pay.
This event is held over 2 DAYS (SUNDAYS 5 NOV and 12 NOV). You enrol for both days when you book.
Talk to us if you would like to extend your training into a permaculture design course with credit from this course.
