Permaculture Marin
Bringing together the permaculture community of Marin County
Permaculture Marin is a community-based volunteer organization in Marin County, California, comprised of permaculture students, teachers and practitioners. VISION: Permaculture Marin envisions healthy communities where people live in restorative relationships with the land and with each other, thereby assuring an abundant life for both present and future ge ...learn more
GROUP DETAILS
Created: Oct 30, 2007
Updated: Nov 22, 2009
Membership: Open
Semi-Private
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About
Permaculture Marin is a community-based volunteer organization in Marin County, California, comprised of permaculture students, teachers and practitioners.
VISION: Permaculture Marin envisions healthy communities where people live in restorative relationships with the land and with each other, thereby assuring an abundant life for both present and future generations.
MISSION: Our mission is to collaborate with local communities to teach and apply the principles and practices of permaculture as a means of furthering the development of regenerative ecologies, economies and communities.
GOALS: In this spirit, our goals are:
> to create a network of working permaculture sites
> to sponsor community work days
> to influence local government policy
> to offer educational opportunities and workdays
> to create shared space (garden, gathering or otherwise)
> to foster a deeper connection to place
> to contribute to the formation of creative, cooperative and abundant communities
VISION: Permaculture Marin envisions healthy communities where people live in restorative relationships with the land and with each other, thereby assuring an abundant life for both present and future generations.
MISSION: Our mission is to collaborate with local communities to teach and apply the principles and practices of permaculture as a means of furthering the development of regenerative ecologies, economies and communities.
GOALS: In this spirit, our goals are:
> to create a network of working permaculture sites
> to sponsor community work days
> to influence local government policy
> to offer educational opportunities and workdays
> to create shared space (garden, gathering or otherwise)
> to foster a deeper connection to place
> to contribute to the formation of creative, cooperative and abundant communities