Urban Permaculture Design Course
Social Landscapes is running a full accredited Permaculture Design Course starting in April. The course puts special emphasis on the use of Permaculture in the urban context: small scale food growing, retrofitting of houses, water in the home, working in groups, livelihood and transition, while not ignoring other topics, such as agroforestry, natural building and [...]
Permaculture and Gardening Workshops by Social Landscapes
Streatham Hill based Community Interest Company Social Landscapes are running a series of workshops this Autumn, starting with a 2-hour Orchard Care and Maintenance session with the Open Orchard Project in Hillside Gardens Park, the a 2-day Introduction to Permaculture the last weekend of September and three 2-hour gardening sessions at Bandstand Beds on Clapham [...]
Social Landscapes is Recruiting a Gardener
Social Landscapes is a Lambeth-based Social Enterprise with the vision of generating urban cultures in which people and planet prosper. We do this through Permaculture Design Training, Community Engagement and Participatory Design as well as Placemaking and Green Space Managament. We are now recruiting a Maintenance Gardener. See the advert from their webpage below:
We’re Recruiting [...]
South London Permaculture Design Course
Social Landscapes is running another full 72-hour Permaculture Design Course this year. The course is accredited by the UK Permaculture Association and puts special emphasis on the use of Permaculture in the urban context: small scale food growing, retrofitting of houses, water in the home, working in groups, livelihood and transition, while not ignoring other [...]
New Permaculture in Transition course
A new Transition Training course has been developed applying Permaculture ethics and principles to starting and developing Transition initiatives and projects.
Designed to help initiatives to be more effective and resilient, the course is to be piloted later this year.
The organizers have asked individual Transition Town projects to find out how many people would be interested [...]