Perma-what?

Chris Hurst


Region:
England
Notice Period:
Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: Variable, depending upon speaker budget and distance
Category:
Nature
Updated:
24th January 2020

When people ask me what I do, I tell them that I am a Permaculture designer and teacher. The most common response that I get is 'Perma-what'? The simple answer is that Permaculture is a 'sustainable design system that embraces and follows the laws of nature'.

However this doesn't go anywhere near explaining the depth and breadth of what Permaculture is. It isn't only a system for sustainable land use, it is also a system for sustainable living.  It is perhaps the only design system that has 'ethics' implicit at its core.

'Permanence' + 'Culture' = 'Permaculture' - could this system change the world? Find out and decide for yourself.

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About Chris Hurst

A qualified Permaculture designer and teacher, I have grown and preserved my own food, foraged and made my own herbal remedies for most of my life. Experienced in working with the land, into regenerative agriculture and re-wilding. I design edible gardens and teach workshops and courses in Permaculture, growing and preserving food and traditional crafts.

Passionate about

  • The natural environment
  • Biodiversity
  • Edible plants
  • Food security
  • Self-suffiency
  • Educating and passing on knowledge to those who want (need) it

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