Come and find inspiration, information, and examples of how to live a more resilient, resourceful, and regenerative life.
Discover how permaculture ethics and principles can help to protect and provide for a more sustainable future.
Meet a like-minded community of people who also hope for a safe, abundant, and happy life but may be unsure of how to start.

This permaculture workshop will explore, with real-life examples, how increasing our personal resilience, resourcefulness, and regenerative living can mitigate some of the impacts of climate change, and potentially make a positive difference to our own personal, local, and global future.

Stroll around a permaculture property, which includes a forest garden, and be inspired by different permaculture systems while discussing resilient, resourceful, and regenerative ways of producing food and other necessities. Lynda will discuss specific ways in which participants can increase their own “Resilient, Resourceful and Regenerative” (RRR) living. Check out the solar oven.

The goal of this afternoon is to share, inspire, and create a support team so that every participant feels inspired to increase and go a step further in their own “Resilient, Resourceful and Regenerative” (RRR) journey.

The workshop is run by Lynda Hannah at a small scale, organic, permaculture farm in Motueka growing a biodiverse range of fruit and nuts, berries, vegetables, herbs, and flowers, as well as selling free-range eggs and a range of organic herbs for teas and culinary uses.

Registration is essential.

The venue is 3km from Motueka. Carpool can be organised on request.

Participation fees can be reduced for those able to give some help on the farm before the workshop (get in touch to agree on the conditions beforehand).

This event is part of the 2025 Climate Action Festival. See the full program here.

Contact the host of Resilient, resourceful, regenerative living