A comprehensive Permaculture Design Course (PDC) delves into various topics, including principles, ethics, practices, and design techniques. Depending on the location, you may explore different climates like temperate, tropical, or arid regions, offering a thorough understanding from broad patterns to finer details. PDCs are rich in content and typically require a commitment of 2 weeks to 8 months. Costs typically range from $1400 to $3000 USD.. 

My course dives straight into the essence, bypassing generalities, and focuses on empowering you to design your land effectively with permaculture. You learn how to create an architectural framework that not only sustains life but also provides abundant food for you and your family.

I guide you through the process of observing, comprehending, and strategically managing the energies flowing in and out of your land— water, sun, wind, rain, wildlife… You are able to connect different elements of your system in a coherent and functional manner, incorporating features like windbreaks, swales, ponds, diverse growing systems, chicken coop etc.

This approach allows you to establish a robust foundation to cultivate a self-sustaining ecosystem that yields a bounty of food across your landscape over time, ensuring a flourishing environment for you and your loved ones.

The course typically takes between 10 days to 1.5 months to complete, offering a comprehensive learning experience at an a fraction of the cost of a full PDC.

Yes! A comprehensive Permaculture Design Course delves into various topics, including principles, ethics, practices, which are more general subjects. It is highly valuable, and takes more time. 

My course dives straight into the essence, bypassing generalities, and focuses on empowering you to design your land effectively with permaculture. You learn how to create an architectural framework that not only sustains life but also provides abundant food for you and your family

The course typically takes you between 10 days to 1.5 months to complete, and your work simultaneously on the design of your land with the help of my Q&A support in the comments.

Each completed module brings you closer to realising your permaculture land design! 

In each one of them, I’ll be guiding you through a series of practical exercises that you can perform with your land, relying on the basis of energy efficiency.

First, we define your overarching vision for the land.

Next, we delve into the broader landscape, examining patterns, climate, hydrology, and soil.

Then, we strategize ways to enhance aquifer replenishment, soil fertility, water retention, and harness various energies like sunlight, water, wind, and fire. This culminates in creating your Water/Access/Structures Map.

Following that, we focus on optimising connections among existing and new elements on your land.

Lastly, we learn how to research and select local plant species to cultivate the right flora for your space.

This approach lays a sturdy groundwork for cultivating thriving ecosystems and a bountiful food supply across your entire landscape over time.

Before purchasing land, it's invaluable to engage in this exercise. It equips you with clarity on what to seek in a property. By immersing yourself in the course content, you'll quietly lay the groundwork for your design even before acquiring land. You may find your design plan materialising sooner than anticipated, unfolding with precision and logic

A comprehensive Permaculture Design Course (PDC) delves into various topics, including principles, ethics, practices, and design techniques. Depending on the location, you may explore different climates like temperate, tropical, or arid regions, offering a thorough understanding from broad patterns to finer details. PDCs are rich in content and typically require a commitment of 2 weeks to 8 months. Costs typically range from $1400 to $3000 USD.. 

My course dives straight into the essence, bypassing generalities, and focuses on empowering you to design your land effectively with permaculture. You learn how to create an architectural framework that not only sustains life but also provides abundant food for you and your family.

I guide you through the process of observing, comprehending, and strategically managing the energies flowing in and out of your land— water, sun, wind, rain, wildlife… You are able to connect different elements of your system in a coherent and functional manner, incorporating features like windbreaks, swales, ponds, diverse growing systems, chicken coop etc.

This approach allows you to establish a robust foundation to cultivate a self-sustaining ecosystem that yields a bounty of food across your landscape over time, ensuring a flourishing environment for you and your loved ones.

The course typically takes between 10 days to 1.5 months to complete, offering a comprehensive learning experience at an a fraction of the cost of a full PDC.

Yes! A comprehensive Permaculture Design Course delves into various topics, including principles, ethics, practices, which are more general subjects. It is highly valuable, and takes more time. 

My course dives straight into the essence, bypassing generalities, and focuses on empowering you to design your land effectively with permaculture. You learn how to create an architectural framework that not only sustains life but also provides abundant food for you and your family

The course typically takes you between 10 days to 1.5 months to complete, and your work simultaneously on the design of your land with the help of my Q&A support in the comments.

Each completed module brings you closer to realising your permaculture land design! 

In each one of them, I’ll be guiding you through a series of practical exercises that you can perform with your land, relying on the basis of energy efficiency.

First, we define your overarching vision for the land.

Next, we delve into the broader landscape, examining patterns, climate, hydrology, and soil.

Then, we strategize ways to enhance aquifer replenishment, soil fertility, water retention, and harness various energies like sunlight, water, wind, and fire. This culminates in creating your Water/Access/Structures Map.

Following that, we focus on optimising connections among existing and new elements on your land.

Lastly, we learn how to research and select local plant species to cultivate the right flora for your space.

This approach lays a sturdy groundwork for cultivating thriving ecosystems and a bountiful food supply across your entire landscape over time.

Before purchasing land, it's invaluable to engage in this exercise. It equips you with clarity on what to seek in a property. By immersing yourself in the course content, you'll quietly lay the groundwork for your design even before acquiring land. You may find your design plan materialising sooner than anticipated, unfolding with precision and logic