Permaculture Design Course

Over two weeks we will explore what permaculture is and how we can use it in our homes, communities and work places. Guest contributions will make links between permaculture and a range of other areas such as art, design, farming, sustainability, climate change and more showing how permaculture can create healthy, vibrant cities. Visits will take us to some of the most inspiring permaculture sites in the Northwest, and participants will get a chance to use their new skills in creating real-life designs for public spaces in Salford. 

PDC Teacher: Tomas Remiarz & Fraser How

Places are limited to 24. There are 19 Places left. The course is run by the Biospheric Foundation in collaboration with Vertical Village Community, Salix Homes, MIRIAD. 

We would also expect all attendees to return 11th-17th August for our one week lecture series designed to compliment the Permaculture Design Course

More details on on how to book contact
Àgata Alcañiz
agata@biosphericfoundation.com

Epoch 6 is a Salford-based studio that works towards collaborative design action and seeks to achieve social, ecological and economic innovation.

Our not for profit enterprise supports a range of groups & individuals, from ecologists to futurists, photographers to animators, social anthrpolgies to documentaries makers.

While there is a core team of individuals behind the Epoch 6, at heart we are a grass roots social entrepreneural research and community initiative. Click here for more info, or to contact the project.

"Epoch 6 is a Salford-based studio that works towards collaborative design action and seeks to achieve social, ecological and economic innovation."

The not for profit enterprise supports a range of groups & individuals, from ecologists to futurists, photographers to animators, social anthrpolgies to documentaries makers.

While there is a core team of individuals behind the Epoch6, at heart we are a grass roots social entrepreneural research and community initiative.

Epoch 6 has been established by Vincent Walsh who is currently studying for an PHD in urban planning at MMU.

The picture to the right shows the mill in Salford, provided by Urban Splash, where the E6 Urban Laboratory is located.

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