Practical Permaculture Course (4 days)

Permaculture is a system of agriculture that combines landscape design with perennial plants and animals in such a way that each element supports and enhances each other element. It offers a safe, sustainable agriculture for town and farm. In an age of famine, poisons, erosion, population explosion, dwindling fuel supplies and receding forests, it promises a low energy, high yielding agriculture for the whole world.

Overview: The workshop will deliver a practical grounding in permaculture systems. Some experience or understanding of permaculture is recommended but not essential.

Size: Maximum of 8 participants

Location: 12 Mile, Broome. Address to be confirmed

Times: 9am-3pm each day (4 day course)

What to Bring: You’ll be getting your hands dirty, so please wear your gardening gear, bring water and your own lunch.

Additional details will be emailed in advance.

Note: This event is made possible thanks to the National Landcare Program’s Smart Farms program and has been prepared thanks to the efforts of volunteers.