This Course has ended. Please click here to see current Courses. or click here to browse our interactive map. Course website https://www.aber.ac.uk/en/lif… Dates and times 9 Nov 18 More info Course commences at 10.00am and finishes at 5.00pm each day Course summary This course aims to give you a basic but wide-ranging introduction to permaculture as an approach to designing more sustainable ways of living and working on the Earth. It will give you a good grounding in the core elements of a permaculture approach including the ethical framework or values that underpin it, the principles from nature that it draws on, and a design framework for applying them. In the course you will be encouraged to explore and consider the issues that matter to you in your life and work, as well as offered plenty of practical examples of permaculture in action in a wide range of contexts. Weather permitting; the course includes a visit to an established permaculture site, where an experienced designer will show you what they have done and how it all works in practice. It also includes a design exercise during which you will work in groups to develop a permaculture design for a designated area (e.g. piece of land or a building). It is relevant both for those working towards their Certificate or Diploma in Field or Conservation Ecology and for those with a general interest in sustainable living and design. Apprentice teachers No apprentice teacher places available on this course Course type Specialist Engagement style Face to face Course contact email [email protected] Contact name Reception Contact telephone number 01970 623111 Share this course Copied to clipboard