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Online permaculture courses are a perfect solution for busy women who want to learn more skills to care for the earth, care for the people, and build a sustainable future.

Because women are super busy!

  We have families to care for, gardens to tend, careers to pursue, and projects that inspire us (and take up lots of our time!)
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Online courses are a perfect solution for busy women who want to learn more skills to care for the earth, care for the people, and build a sustainable future.

When you learn permaculture online, you can fit the acquisition of these awesome new skills into your tight schedule, and develop your whole-system designs on a realistic timeline that makes sense for your life. 

If you're looking for info on our Online Double-Certificate* 72-hour Permaculture Design Course plus Social Permaculture Design Course,
*Or, if you've already taken a PDC and you want to focus on your advanced permaculture certification in social systems design, go here.

For FREE & pay-what-you-want courses, Go here.

Permaculture-based online courses from our faculty.
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Use permaculture principles, tools, and techniques to strengthen your creative practice, build a more resilient community, and cultivate a regenerative right livelihood.

Online Courses for Women Writers

Taught by Heather Jo Flores, author of Food Not Lawns and director of PWG.

Design Your Daily Practice 10-Day Slipper-Camp Bliss Blitz
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This course uses the GOBRADIME permaculture design process to help you spend more time being creative and cultivating healthy patterns. Also taught by Heather Jo Flores, author of Food Not Lawns and director of PWG.

Activating ​Cultural Emergence
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 with Looby Macnamara, 
author of People and Permaculture, ​Strands of Infinity, and 7 Ways to Think Differently. 
Discover a toolkit for positive change in your life and to enhance your contribution in the world.

Grow Your Regenerative Right Livelihood
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 A series of trainings that provide you the skills, mentorship & community to thrive in your regenerative work. Taught by Karryn Olson-Ramanujan, author of Best Practices to Support Women in Permaculture, and The Pattern Language for Women in Permaculture.