"A Permaculture Garden" When storms of anger shook the townMark and Susan called the circle roundNot with shouts, but with open handsThey turned the soil, they healed the lands Together sowing more than seedsThey planted trust to meet all needsRoots of care, of...
Join Tryon Life Community Farm for Monthly Community Potlucks Held the last Saturday of each month, January through October. Share good food and connection in a rustic outdoor kitchen surrounded by forest and farm life. Kid-friendly, LGBTQ+ friendly, and...
I met someone (from France) in Lyla June's REhuman course on indigenous perspectives on AI (link to post), and after introducing myself as from Cascadia, she sent me this link to one of her projects - Earth Law Center's Cascadia Bioregion Program. Check out their 2025...
From REHuman Newsletter and MembershipTo Julie's inbox. From Lyla June.Please explore her website Rehuman.earth here. Regiser to get Recordings Here In this lecture series (recordings) you'll: Hear from six Indigenous Elders and leaders about their...
Lets make 2026 a regenerative new year of permaculture inspiration—cultivating resilience, restoring ecosystems, and growing community-powered change.
Starting January 10, 2026, Cascadia Permaculture’s Advanced Teacher Training begins with the guiding principle that sharing knowledge is regenerative, empowering, and a vital part of the permaculture solution. These certificate courses are designed for those ready to deepen their teaching practice, expand their impact, and align their work with ethical, regenerative livelihoods. Class size limited to 10 participants.
January 17th and 19th – Save the dates. Join us for our Monthly 3rd Saturday Work Party at Beacon Food Forest!
January 31 – February 5, 2026 | Lost Valley Education Center, Dexter, OR.
Spend 6 days in the woods with Hazel and guest instructors in this Advanced Permaculture Certificate course on Social Forestry—hands-on learning that weaves ecological stewardship, culture, and community.
Dear friends, composters, and fellow tenders of the web, If you’ve ever planted a seed, you know the joy of watching it sprout. If you've ever walked in the woods and noticed a rotting log teeming with fungi, you know the quiet power of the mycelial network. That’s...