Tag: permaculture

  • Garden Tours 2021

    Garden Tours 2021

    Please join us for a few garden tours on Saturday August 21 from 10-2 and on Tuesday August 24 from 6-7:30pm. Attendance is free but registration is required so we can adequately plan logistics for an expected high turnout in a tight space. Register with The Resilience Hub for August 21 and register with MOFGA…

  • Summer PDC 2019

    Summer PDC 2019

    Be part of creating a better future. Change the way you see the world. Join The Resilience Hub & Midcoast Permaculture as they surpass their 20th internationally-recognized Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) Course. This one-weekend-per-month format is ideal for anyone who would not typically be able to take two weeks off from life/work to take an…

  • Forest Garden tour this weekend!

    This Saturday, April 29 we will be hosting a forest garden walk and talk. We’ve been foraging in the forest garden just about every day this week!  This is a great time of year for perennial vegetables because they start yielding so early.  We’ll make a gluten free fritatta as a snack for the garden…

  • Spring 2017 Hurricane Island course

    Check out the details for this upcoming 12 hour Intro to Permaculture course on Hurricane Island!  We will engage the eyes, ears and hands in this dynamic course to give participants and in-depth introduction to permaculture design and how to apply it to garden and small farm design.  We are bringing permaculture to island communities…

  • Winter 2017 Announcements

    Winter 2017 Announcements

    Mid Winter Greetings everyone! As we pour over seed catalogs huddled next to the stove, now is a good time to begin dreaming and scheming for our gardens this coming year.  And the best way to begin the garden is with good design.  The way to do that is to first consider the goals for…

  • Midcoast Permaculture events Spring 2016

    Spring Greetings All! Spring has come early this year even as winter threatens to dust us with snow periodically.  The birds are singing, the coltsfoot and crocus are blooming, and we are seeing emergence everywhere.  Spring is a good time for people to consider their goals for the year and how they might make adjustments…

  • Decolonizing Permaculture

    Decolonizing Permaculture

    This article was originally printed in Permaculture Design Magazine (formerly Permaculture Activist) issue #98, Winter 2015.  Thanks to everyone who contributed to this issue. Exploring the Intersection of Permaculture and Decolonization This article is meant as a primer on decolonization in a contemporary North American context, written specifically for permaculture designers, teachers, activists and gardeners.…