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Permaculture in New Zealand's mission is to act as a national hub in promoting and empowering permaculture education, activism and advocacy in Aotearoa NZ.

Our website aims to help people interested in and practicing permaculture within Aotearoa to keep in touch and share information.

If you're new to the concept of permaculture and its strategies, the principles and ethics are a good starting point.

Chair report on Council Face to Face 24 / 25 June

Submitted by Nandor on

Last weekend the new PiNZ Council had our first proper face to face meeting. The venue was the Ecomatters building in New Lyn, which was a great place to meet, with plenty of space, wifi, kitchen etc. They even have an outdoor pizza oven which we made good use of on Saturday night. Thanks to Guenther for organising such an excellent space for us.....

Professional Permaculture Designers Hui

Submitted by Kama Burwell on

9am July 1st to 3pm July 2nd, NEW PLYMOUTH.

This hui is for professional permaculture designers.

It is an opportunity to get together with other PC designers, share our work & our professional processes, share our skills & strengths, learn from others, and explore opportunities to collaborate.

This hui is part of the "Making Permaculture Stronger" series of hui in Aotearoa NZ.

Strengthening Communities - with US speaker Stephanie Rearick, Stop by on your way to the conference: time banking - saving pools

Submitted by diane sq on

Time Banking and Saving Pools: Informative, interactive session followed by a shared meal

Friday 21st April, 6 pm
at the Auckland Horticultural Society, 990 Great North Road
Suggested Koha $10 cash at the door

Our journey to sustainability

Submitted by michaelfulkerson on

Over the years my wife and I worked at our jobs and we were leading a generic, yet pleasant New Zealander life, until recently when she was laid off and decided to try her luck in homesteading and gardening, since we've got a nice piece of land. The land itself stood unused for years and she felt that it was time to put the dirt to good use. From time to time I'd hear about permaculture and self sufficient farms, never really grasping the idea that one day I myself might work on one or to be more precise live on one.

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