Here’s one thing you can do about climate change:
Learn how to grow your own food.
You can learn to create a vibrant garden that works with nature instead of against it. Here’s an example: Most of the food we consume depends on healthy soil. But much of the world’s agricultural land has already been degraded.
Building up your soil is the single most important thing you can do to have a thriving, healthy garden.
Permaculture tools and strategies can help you start to adress the climate crisis — right in your own backyard.
Here’s one thing you can do about climate change:
Learn how to grow your own food.
You can learn to create a vibrant garden that works with nature instead of against it. Let me give you an example: Most of the food we consume depends on healthy soil. But much of the world’s agricultural land has already been degraded.
Building up your soil is the single most important thing you can do to have a thriving, healthy garden.
Permaculture tools and strategies can help you start to adress the climate crisis — right in your own backyard.
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Introduction to Permaculture
You know permaculture is something that will help you on your path toward a sustainable, relisient, meaningful life. But you need a bit more information, and you don’t want to learn it on the computer. There is a way! We have a few gardens (and a Mollison-certified instructor) to learn from.
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Introduction to permaculture
You know permaculture is something that will help you on your path toward a sustainable, relisient, meaningful life. But you need a bit more information, and you don’t want to learn it on the computer. There is a way! We have a few gardens (and a Mollison-certified instructor) to learn from.
FALL 2024
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Meet Rony
Rony has been teaching permaculture and ecological agriculture for 25 years.
Before starting Luna Mia Farm with his partner Myriam in Canada, he co-founded the Mesoamerican Permaculture Insitute in Guatemala.
It was the very first permaculture insitute in Latin America.
Along with his team of Indigenous Mayan farmers, Rony has trained upwards of 10,000 people.
