Bozeman Magazine

Whether you have a balcony, a backyard or a 10-acre plot of land, permaculture empowers individuals to design a healthy and bountiful life that goes beyond sustainable. Learn how to design an integrated garden ecosystem that captures water, improves your soil and produces healthy organic food! If you're looking for practical, DIY ways to become more self-reliant while cutting down on your grocery, water and energy bills then join Broken Ground for its Permaculture Design Series! Whether you have a balcony, a backyard or a 10-acre plot of land, permaculture empowers individuals to design a healthy and bountiful life that goes beyond sustainable. Leave this class with an integrated design of your own property. The Series is divided into 4 Sessions: April 30, 9am - 12pm - Permaculture Design Fundamentals April 30, 12-3pm - Start with the Soil May 7, 9am - 12pm - Water in the Landscape May 7, 12-3pm - Creating a Food Forest The concept of permaculture provides small, simple and common sense steps to creating more energy-efficient, resource-conserving, and abundant lifestyles. Permaculture stands for permanent agriculture or permanent culture and is a design science for sustainable living and land use. Please register in advance.