How do I become a Permaculture Designer? In the following I am going to list the classic pathway to become a Permaculture Designer for all those thinking of starting their exciting new direction in life. Introductory Course Typically, a friend drags you along to some kind of hippie weekend — or at least that’s what … Read more
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Is it possible to build a house in 9 days? Yes – if you’re 40 enthusiasts with two experienced teachers and you’re at COB! Even though the house was only 10 sq.m., it had everything necessary for one person to live. But what does a person really need to be happy? Water, air, food, a … Read more
Probably it happened to many of us to receive a notice from a friend or colleague sent to a number of recipients with the text, “…if anyone is interested” and a link to an event or attachment. Rushed by daily obligations that do not let us take a breath, it is often a matter of … Read more
Около Великден имах щастието да преживея практическата част от обучението за горски учител, организирано съвместно от Forest School Learning Initiatives UK и приятелите от остров Крит – горско училище Кариацулес. Пътуването Най-напред, пътят до острова бе осеян с приключенски емоции, тъй като пътувахме цяла семейна тумба – Ира на 12, Емона на 2 и половина, … Read more
In the end of my project I had the chance to represent the organization at Greenburg Fest – a youth festival in Burgas that combines ecology, culture, and civic activism. The event took place at the beautiful park Mineralni Bani in the Vetrеn neighborhood, turning the whole area into a vibrant hub of sustainability, creativity, … Read more
Alter Agro Festival 2025: Water, Clay Seeds, and Community — My Personal Experience the Weekend I Reconnected I arrived on Thursday for a two-day dive into water in permaculture and garden design, and the whole weekend surprised me with how much of the festival lives in the same space as the hands-on work I … Read more
This week started with a flurry of paperwork, a sure sign that my current project is drawing to a close. There’s a certain satisfaction in dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s, a sense of accomplishment that comes with wrapping things up. This was also needed to defend my TPT certificate with the translation of … Read more
Last week, I was introduced to the concept (yes only now…) and it changed how I think about value and resources. It all started when Misha showed me a list called the “8 Forms of Capital.” She said it could help people see that we still have a lot to offer, who might not have … Read more