College: organized group of professional people

college |ˈkälij| noun An organized group of professional people with particular aims, duties, and privileges : [in names ] the electoral college. ORIGIN late Middle English : from Old French, from Latin collegium ‘partnership, association,’ from collega ‘partner in office,’ from col– ‘together with’ + legare ‘depute.’ In the context of the Permaculture College of… Continue reading College: organized group of professional people

The Permaculture College of Europe

by Steve Hart, July 2014 The idea of The Permaculture College of Europe was born from discussions of objectivity  from the first series of EPT Conferences. It was recognised as a value in developing a facility that could function to serve the key future developments of Permaculture Education throughout Europe. This is but one tool in the structural tool box… Continue reading The Permaculture College of Europe

Permaculture’s Rebirth and Renaissance from the Potential Collapse Dance

by Steve Hart, Ecology Architecture The generational patterns of Permaculture’s evolution is becoming more and more evident through what I perceive as a collapse in standards. How do I arrive at this thinking? As Jan Fischer says: “I was a lucky one of the first generation of students and activists.” I had the privilege of… Continue reading Permaculture’s Rebirth and Renaissance from the Potential Collapse Dance