Saturday, April 12, 2025 @ City Repair Headquarters.

1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Overview

What is permaculture, and how do we use it to create spaces that honor nature and our relationship with it? In this workshop, we will guide you through the principles of permaculture, and work through exercises using these principles to design spaces.

This workshop is only available in-person (limited seating).

Due to a last minute conflict, our previous guest Permaculture instructor Matt Bibeau is not able to attend. Many thanks to our new instructor Carly Thomasset for stepping in!

Instructors:

• Carly Thomasset is a Permie and small business owner at Bee The Change LandCare. She is passionate about helping people feel a sense of connection and wonder when they look at the world around them and love doing my part to foster and restore relationships between humans and the natural world. She love sharing the skills needed to create resilience in our communities, food systems, and urban habitats!

  For the last decade, she has worked and studied in the fields of permaculture design, beekeeping, urban habitat restoration, ecological landscaping, herbalism, horticulture, farming, natural building, homesteading, and small business management. She is a PINA Certified Permaculture Teacher, holds a Permaculture Design Certificate from Oregon State University, as well as a 450+ Hour Community Herbalism Certificate + 1 Year Clinical Apprenticeship from the Northeast School of Botanical Medicine and a Bachelors Degree in Anthropology & Studio Art from SUNY New Paltz.

• Wes Ozier is a member of the City Repair Core Team, and sits on the Board of Directors. The former Education Director for the Arcosanti project, the Ecosa Institute, and the Lost Valley Educational Center, Wes has taught Permaculture Design Certificate courses, as well the Ecovillage Design Education curriculum, and college compatible green design. 

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We will do our best to accommodate accessibility needs! Please contact us at info@cityrepair.org for any inquiries.

Our workshops are free, but if you are able to support our work, thank you for helping us create vibrant, green, and healthy places for everyone.

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