Alex TudoseFarm Manager
Alex Tudose
Ana DigónCommunicator and Regenerative Event Organiser
Ana Digón
Andy GoldringCEO Permaculture Association (Britain)
Andy Goldring
Beat RölliBiologist, Permaculture Designer, Farmer
Beat Rölli
Charlie GrayEthnobotanist, Food Systems Designer, Seed Steward
Charlie Gray
Charlotte KottuschResearch Assistant/VFPC Speaker
Charlotte Kottusch
Graham BurnettPositive solutions for regenerative futures
Graham Burnett
India HamiltonRegenerative designer and entrepreneur
India Hamilton
Iris KunzeGeographer, expert on intentional communities
Iris Kunze
Iryna KazakovaProject coordinator at NGO Permaculture in Ukraine
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Jóvenes en PermaculturaFeaturing Auba Riera & Eddie Brown
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Julie MathesJournalist focusing on environmental issues
Julie Mathes
Jyoti FernandesFarmer and land rights activist
Jyoti Fernandes
La BolinaEcological, regenerative and intercultural association
La Bolina
Mark Ridsdill SmithContainer gardener, author and teacher
Mark Ridsdill Smith
Matt SwarbrickOptimist and Tea Maker at Henbant
Matt Swarbrick
Matteo MazzolaRegenerative farmer, consultant and educator
Matteo Mazzola
Morag GambleFounder, presenter and educator
Morag Gamble
Murad AlkhufashMarda Permaculture Farm founder
Murad Alkhufash
Pat MooneyAuthority on issues of global governance, corporate concentration, and intellectual property monopoly
Pat Mooney
Pavlo ArdanovResearcher and lecturer. Co-founder of NGO Permaculture in Ukraine
Pavlo Ardanov
PermaMedPermaculture educators and practitioners
PermaMed
Permayouth Hubs UgandaFeaturing Brenda Nakafeero & Rolande Ansima Casinga
Permayouth Hubs Uganda
Perrine Hervé-GruyerPermaculture and agroecology consultant
Perrine Hervé-Gruyer
Peter BrooksSpatial researcher
Peter Brooks
Pippa ChapmanBackyard forest gardener
Pippa Chapman
Precious PhiriSmallholder farmer, regenerative agriculture practitioner and trainer
Precious Phiri
Rob HopkinsFounder of the Transition movement.
Rob Hopkins
Sheila DarmosAdvocate for Regenerative Farming
Sheila Darmos
Stephanie HaffertyGarden writer, consultant and designer
Stephanie Hafferty
Steve CharterFunding Coordinator PAB, iACT Project Lead
Steve Charter
Suzy RussellSupporting and promoting Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) in the UK
Suzy Russell
Valerie SeitzOrganizing the transformation as a trainer, project developer and designer
Valerie Seitz
DAY 2 - Garden Scale
DAY 2 - Garden Scale

DAY 2 - Garden Scale

Creating beautiful and productive growing spaces with permaculture

2 March 2023
18:00 - 21:00 GMT (London)
19:00 - 22:00 CET (Paris)
20:00 - 23:00 EET (Athens)

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Day 1 - Food Systems
Day 1 - Food Systems
DAY 2 - Garden Scale
DAY 2 - Garden Scale
DAY 3 - Community Scale
DAY 3 - Community Scale
DAY 4 - Farm Scale
DAY 4 - Farm Scale
DAY 5 - Future Care
DAY 5 - Future Care
DAY 2 - Garden Scale

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Day 2 :: Garden Scale

Growing our own food can be satisfying and enjoyable, as well as very productive. For many it is the only way to make ends meet. Permaculture helps us design multifunctional gardens that can be biodiverse, beautiful and resilient to a changing climate.

Whether you have, or not, a garden, allotment, balcony, huerta or smallholding, this session will share some brilliant ideas for you to take away and apply. If you haven’t started growing yet, come along and be inspired by what you can do in even the smallest spaces!

Day 2 :: Programme

PART 1 | 19:00 CET

PermaMed - Permaculture gardening for everyone - Ethics, principles and cycles
Pippa Chapman - Forest gardening in small spaces
Pavlo Ardanov - Polyculture design tool for vegetables that combines rule-based and evidence-based approaches
Mark Ridsdill Smith - The potential of food growing in small spaces to change our cities

Followed by panel and Q&A from the audience

PART 2 | 21:00 CET

Iryna Kazakova - Green Road of Ecovillages - Eco-communities that feed and protect
Stephanie Hafferty - A short introduction to no dig gardening

Followed by panel and Q&A from the audience

Start Times

This evening programme runs for 3 hours and starts at:

18:00 GMT (London / Lisbon)
19:00 CET (Central Europe – Berlin / Paris / Rome)
20:00 CET + 1 (Athens / Helsinki / Kyiv)

If needed, check the map with time zones.

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