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PAN’s Webinar Series

Continuing…a webinar series hosted by the Permaculture Association of the Northeast (PAN) designed to answer the frequent questions from our members, “What can we do now that we’ve finished our Permaculture Design Certification (PDC) course?” or “What else do I need to know to keep my permaculture skills sharp?”

Permaculture for Suburban Landscapes

Wednesday, September 23rd, 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST

Join us for a conversation about suburban permaculture models, techniques, and opportunities! Participants will guide the conversation through this Q&A style webinar while two northeast permaculture practitioners offer their perspective and expertise. 

Speakers:

Dave Scandurra was born and raised on Cape Cod MA, Dave started Edible Landscapes of Cape Cod in the Spring of 2013. Specializing in edible plantings, permaculture, organic landcare and education, Edible Landscapes stays busy most of the growing season helping homeowners and gardeners reach their food-growing goals. Dave currently runs the business with his wife Marina Matos and their 2yo daughter, Maple Flora. Their long-term goal is to bring a few more people into the fold, convert to a worker-owner model, and grow the business so they can plant more food and do more community-oriented work.

Patty Love of Barefoot Permaculture is a perpetually curious permaculture designer, teacher, and consultant based in the Genesee River Valley (Rochester, NY) where she practices and studies ecological and regenerative design, permaculture, and edible forest/forage gardening.  Her work is informed from her “dirt time,” education, reading, time in nature, conversations, exploration, and spiritual pursuits.  She holds two Permaculture Design Certificates, including Earth Activist Training, and is a Certified Permaculture Teacher in addition to traditional BS and MALS Degrees.

To register for this webinar, please select one of the following options below.

PAN Members: Access via email:  click here and we’ll send the link
Not a member?  You can be for $30/$50/$100 (please note that ALL webinars are FREE to PAN Member) – join here  OR  sign up for the webinar using the below Pay Now button:


 

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Past Webinars – Open to All

  • May 27, 2020 – PANdemic Webinar: Permaculture Tools and Strategies in a Time of Crisis and Possibility
    • A conversation exploring questions of mutual aid, people care, and organizing in this time of COVID-19. Moderated by Lisa DePiano, with panelists Bonita Ford, Scott Kellogg, Adriana Magaña and Keith Morris.

Past Webinars – Members Only

PAN Members: Please email us and we will send you a link to past webinars

  • April 1, 2020 – Exploring the Social and Psychological Significance of Permaculture Convergences
    • In this webinar Matthew Devine shared his research on permaculture convergences, the focus of his Ph.D. studies in Environmental Psychology at the CUNY Graduate Center.
  • October 23, 2019 – Permaculture, Activism and Spirituality with Starhawk
    • In this webinar Starhawk shared insights into the intersection of permaculture, activism, and spirituality to create personal and collective healing and resilience.
  • July 31, 2019 – Strategies for Food System Change
    • This webinar focused on tips, tools, and strategies for influencing food systems change at local, state, and regional policy levels.  Presenters: Lisa Fernandes and Jesse Watson
  • May 20, 2019 – Strategies for Local Organizing
    • This webinar focused on strategies for local permaculture organizing, featuring case studies from the Finger Lakes Region of NY, Boston, MA, and Portland, ME.  Presenters: Kate Wallace, Orion Kriegman, and Patty Love
  • March 14, 2019 – Using NRCS Practices to Design Agroforestry System
    • This webinar focused on agroforestry practices the NRCS will recognize in different Northeast States. We also discussed using NRCS field operations guidelines as a design tool for planning fundable agroforestry systems.  Presenter:  Sven Pihl
  • October 26, 2018 – Carbon Farming:  Regenerative Agricultural Practices and Climate Change Solutions for the Northeast
    • Featuring Northeast Carbon Farming Practitioners and Teachers Eric Toensmier, Lisa DiPiano, and Jono Neiger
  • April 26, 2018 – Designing and Building a Design/Build Permaculture Business
    • Learn how successful design/build business owners are using their permaculture expertise to generate an income.  Find out what they wish they had known when they started and how their businesses have changed over time.  Presenters:  Jesse Labbe-Watson with Jennifer Cummings of Full Circle Landscaping and Teddy Mattson of Seed of Life Landscaping.
  • January 26, 2018 – Permaculture & Disaster Relief
    • A conversation with Tara Rodriguez Besosa, Prabina Shrestha and Pippa Buchanan hosted by the Permaculture Association of the Northeast (PAN) and sponsored by Resilience Planning and Design, NH. Learn how these practitioners are using permaculture-based skills to help in disaster relief efforts as a form of solidarity and social justice work in their respective countries of Puerto Rico, Nepal, and Austria.

All PAN Webinars are recorded and are free for PAN members.

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