• Source: Permaculture Association

      • The Permaculture Association is a registered charity that promotes the theory and practice of permaculture in Britain and worldwide.

      The charity is based at offices in Kirkstall, Leeds, England, but connects a diverse network of individuals and projects, with over 1,400 members and over 100 demonstration sites. There are regional networks: Permaculture Scotland and Paramaethu Cymru.


      History


      The Permaculture Association was established as a charity on 8 February 1983 and is registered in England and Scotland.
      In Autumn 1982, a four-day introduction to permaculture course was run in Blencarn, by Max Lindegger of Permaculture Nambour (Australia).


      Activities



      The Permaculture Association offers its members a range of services including discounts for events, opportunities to network, promotion and support of projects and a telephone helpline. It "keeps a database listing hundreds of grassroots projects and educational organisations offering practical advice." It also certifies Permaculture Design Courses in the UK and runs a diploma in Applied Permaculture Design
      The organisation was a partner in the Local Food consortium of the Big Lottery Fund's Changing Spaces programme.
      The Permaculture Association also supports international projects such as the Permaculture Institute of El Salvador and the Himalayan Permaculture Institute.
      The Permaculture Association hosted the International Permaculture Convergence (IPC), London 2015.


      = Current projects

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      Research. Permaculture International Research Network, Information For Action on Climate Change, Research Digest.
      Events. The Permaculture Association will have a stall at the Oxford Real Farming Conference 2018. The national convergence will next take place in September 2018.


      = Convergences

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      The Permaculture Association organises a biennial national gathering of members, known as a convergence.
      Permaculture Scotland and Paramaethu Cymru have held gatherings of their own annually since 2014. Members also typically organise regional and more local gatherings.


      See also


      Permaculture
      Transition Towns
      Plants for a Future
      Rob Hopkins
      Patrick Whitefield
      Ecodemia


      References[8]




      External links


      Official website
      Local Food Website
      Permanent Publications Website

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