
PERMACULTURE DESIGN AND THE ECOLOGICAL MIND
A PERMACULTURE DESIGN CERTIFICATION COURSE
In this certification course, students will learn the skills to plan, design and create ecosystems from permaculture design ethics, principles and practices. Skills obtained can be used to integrate permaculture into your home, landscape, work and personal life. Students will have the opportunity to apply what they learn during our weekend course to a personal design that they will present on the final day of our course. Students will leave this course feeling restored and renewed with a sense of belonging and purpose to contribute to the healing of the planet, our communities, and even yourself!
$800*
BEGINS APRIL 22, 2023
*see below for select discounts
This course will
- Introduce participants to permaculture ethics, principles, and guiding philosophies
- Train in the art of permaculture design including mapping, drawing, and presentation
- Develop soil building and carbon farming practices
- Explore plant guilds, pollinators, and biodiversity within a permaculture landscape
- Investigate patterns, symbiotic relationships and sacred spaces in nature
- Examine traditional and natural building practices
- Learn how to expand your food cultivation and storage
- Engage in advocacy for food and social justice, and equity in community
- Encourage self-care and permaculture embodiment practices in everyday life
- Promote contemplation, exploration, play and deep dialogue with nature
. . . and so much more!!!

2023 SCHEDULE
Students must attend all dates to earn a Permaculture Design Certification for completion of this course.
SAT | APRIL 22
9 am – 4pm
SAT | MAY 27
9 am – 4 pm
SAT | JUNE 24
9 am – 4 pm
SAT | JULY 22
9 am – 4 pm
SAT | AUGUST 26
9 am – 4 pm
SAT | SEPTEMBER 23
9 am – 4 pm
SUN | APRIL 23
9 am – 4 pm
SUN | MAY 28
9 am – 4 pm
SUN | JUNE 25
9 am – 4 pm
SUN | JULY 23
9 am – 4 pm
SUN | AUGUST 27
9 am – 4 pm
SUN | SEPTEMBER 24
9 am – 4 pm
Location
Root to Bloom Studio, Littleton, NH and
Stacey’s Home, Littleton, NH
Cost
$800
Permaculture Design Certification courses in the Northeast cost $900 to $1400. It is important to honor the fair share of permaculture by valuing and investing in this important practice and the permaculture experience. However, we are living in challenging times where, for many, financial capital is constrained. Therefore, a sliding scale for the course has been developed.
Bring a Friend
$600
For a friend when you pay full cost for the course.
Gratitude to our Teachers Rate
$500
For K-12 teachers in our local communities
What People Say
Everything about the course was useful, realistic and applicable to both the natural and social environments of our community. The lessons were taught in a way that helped us how to apply the Permaculture Ethics to all aspects of our life.
The impact this course had in my life created a lot of positive focus and direction. Every day I spent learning, experiencing, and digging in the dirt created abundant joy in my life. I was grateful to have the opportunity to learn and grow within the community, with the community.
Your Certificate
The certificate you receive at the conclusion of the course is internationally recognized. It conforms to the standards recognized by permaculture educators, the Permaculture Association of the Northeast, and permaculture practitioners.
Your instructor
The course is taught by Stacey Doll, a permaculture educator and designer from Littleton, NH. Stacey has over 20 years of experience in land use, community, and sustainability planning work. She is a member of the American Planners Association as has been a certified planner with the American Institute of Certified Planners since 2004. Stacey has her Permaculture Design Certification, several advanced Permaculture Design Diplomas, and has taught Permaculture courses and workshops throughout the region for the past eight years. Stacey is the Executive Director and founder of Root to Rise, a local permaculture nonprofit providing permaculture experience and education to everyone, everywhere. Stacey has led permaculture design certifications and workshops in Littleton, Bethlehem, at the Boys and Girls Club of the North Country and the VFW Post 816. She is currently integrating permaculture structure and systems thinking in economy resiliency work at North Country Council Regional Planning Commission.

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