Urban Permaculture Design Course

(Rescheduled for early 2026)

Who This is For

• Designers, landscapers, and urban planners looking to integrate ecological principles into their work

• Homeowners, renters, and apartment dwellers who want to grow clean food and live more sustainably in urban environments

• Community leaders, organizers, and educators interested in launching green initiatives or teaching practices that work in harmony with nature

• Anyone passionate about sustainability, climate action, and regenerative living

Why This Course is Important

• Helps mitigate urban environmental issues like heat islands, poor air quality, flooding, and food insecurity

• Empowers individuals and communities to reduce their ecological footprint and become more self-sufficient

• Promotes biodiversity, ecological literacy, and a reconnection with nature in city settings

• Supports long-term environmental resilience through regenerative, nature-based design

How You’ll Be Able to Apply This Knowledge

• Design cities, communities, and structures that are more climate resilient and save on energy costs

• Teach and share permaculture principles with others, fostering more sustainable local networks

• Evaluate and enhance existing urban landscapes to increase their regenerative potential

• Collaborate on or lead community initiatives like urban gardens, composting systems, and water catchment projects