Confirmed Speakers & Workshops - Click to download
This list is constantly evolving and updated.
DRAFT TIMETABLE AS OF TUESDAY 9th SEPT
List of speakers at a glance...
Aranya: Your smartphone as a design tool
Looby Macnamara: Book launch - "7 Ways to Think Differently"
You may also be interested in Looby's course, taking place at the same venue just before the convergence
Chris Evans: Permaculture in the Himalayas
Hannah Thorogood: Regenerative Agriculture at the Inkpot
Graham Burnett: Vegan Permaculture
Deano Martin: Designing Grain Polycultures for Food, Fertility and Fun
Wilf Richards & Alan Charlton: Bridging the Gap Between the PDC and Diploma
Jan Martin: Diploma Accrediation Presentation
Chris Warburton-Brown: An evening Woodland Bat Walk
Andy Goldring: Let's Get Enterprising. We are good ecologists, Andy argues we need to be great economists too
Pippa Chapman: Designing polycultures
Jo Barker: Foraging - a permaculture way
Tracy Oldfield: Rabbits in a permaculture system
Klaudia van Gool: Work that reconnects + Permaculture Observation through nature connection
Lauren Simpson & Phil Moore: Permaculture Pilgrimage: Two years discovery in Central and South America
Alice Grey: Rebuilding Hope in Gaza
Ian Lillington: The Castlemaine Model
Stef Geyer: Mindfulness
Les Moore: Sociocracy; Open Money
Kevin Mascarenhas: Transacting business and cultural exchange between global South & North
Alan Thornton: How support as a LAND Learner can help your project flourish
James Piers Taylor: The Quantified Self: Zone 00, now with added data
Marc Hudson: Activist skills & knowledge workshop methods
Adam Payne: Pathways to Food Sovereignty
Graham Stevenson: Soil Ecology
Ian Solomon Kawal: Hip Hop & Permaculture
Hervé Boisson: Food Forest Design for Optimum Nutrition
Teresa Belton: Book launch: Healthier People, Happier Planet
Peter Cow: Eight Shields Culture Repair
Jenni Lauruol, Val Grainger, Graham Burnett: Permaculture & Inclusion
Matt Ralston: Practical: building wormeries
Free Stall: Bring anything you think others might like to have or take away whatever you want yourself. A freestall offers a true opportunity to turn one person's rubbish into another's treasure! We have run our own freestall in Llanfairpwll community for 3 years and are enthusiastic about helping you set up your own. Whether herbs or veggies, plastic or wood, books or bikes, anything welcome!