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November 28, 2024 at 5:44 pm #21461
Hello! Welcome to the Permaculture Impact online community.
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We hope you find here a supportive space where you can ask questions and share your experiences related to using the resources on Permaculture Impact and about understanding and communicating your project’s impact. Most courses will have their own forum for conversations particular to the course topic. When you enroll on a course, you will gain access to its forum.
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This forum is for EVERYONE who is using Permaculture Impact, for general discussion around the theme of the impact of permaculture projects.
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Please introduce yourself! We would love to know
1. your name and location,
2. the name of your project or organisation,
3. what your project does
4. approximately how many people are in your project or organisation and
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February 13, 2025 at 11:57 am #22735
HI there.
My name is Emma and I am from Thornbury in South Gloucestershire.
I have just found out about this resource and plan to slowly complete each part. It has already opened up several topics that we as a group have not thought about.
I am the lead volunteer at a small community permaculture group – Thornbury Community Permaculture Project that has been going almost 3 years.
The community involved is the groups of residents at a care home owned by South Gloucestershire council.
The group meets once a week for approx 1.5 to 2 hours and also once a month for 1.5 to 2 months.
The group of volunteers currently numbers 3 per week and 2 per month.
Residents of the care home number 42 and 10 staff members. -
February 13, 2025 at 1:04 pm #22736
Hey,
My name is Mayi and I am from the Basque Country (border between France and Spain). A friend and I have a permaculture design cooperative called Maïa Permaculture, here in the Basque country. We offer design and education services to citizens, schools and cities. I am also a permaculture diploma mentor at the Academia de Permaculture Ibera (Spain) and a collaborator of the Permaculture Impact project. Having a positive impact around me is essential, so I guess I directed my focus on working with people from zone 1 to zone 5. 😉
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