LinkNov 6 What is Permaculture? A Practical Introduction from People Who Teach It A beginner's introduction that describes permaculture as a design system for working with nature for food, water, energy and community. The site's courses are led by its co-founder, Bill Wilson. Visit link ↗ Report
LinkNov 6 About PDC course and Certificate A page on the Permaculture Design Certificate course, which the site describes as a comprehensive training on living well while leaving the planet in better condition. It covers the course content and the certificate awarded at the end. Visit link ↗ Report
LinkNov 6 Plant Guilds A free resource on plant guilds, the groups of plants that support one another, with guild plants picked for Midwest use. Visit link ↗ Report
NoteNov 6 What makes Midwest Permaculture different The courses and free resources are built for a Midwest climate and tied to one team's own land. Online options include a design certificate course, a property design mini-course, a foundations webinar and a site data and digital design tutorial. In-person options include a 72-hour Permaculture Design Certificate course held at an ecovillage, plus a teacher training track. The free library is region-specific: guild plants picked for Midwest use, a composting toilet design, a dry brick rocket stove guide, a worm tower build, and a design and tour of the team's home residence. Read the note → Report