Northwest Permaculture Convergence

Curious about the Goodenough Summer Gathering at Sahale 2026 June 9-14? Molly from Sahale answers common questions about what the experience is like, how the Gathering connects to the Human Relations Lab tradition, food accommodations, scholarships, and more. Explore “What’s In Our Way? Forging Pathways to Regenerative Community”.

Just launched – a new “book-as-website” by Jan Spencer explores what real paradigm shift could look like—rethinking capitalism, reducing our ecological footprint, and building community-scale solutions already emerging around us.

Skeeter shares a personal message to his permies friends re: Global Earth Repair May 7-11, 2026 (May 8-10 Online). A small favor to help spread the word.

Contact now to get these bees for free. hatching now. Hurry.

Explore Permaculture Principle 2 – enjoy a catchy “Catch & Store” song – and join us in co-creating Resilient Communities. Written by Resilient Communities Network’s own Willi Paul!

Shared Resources for Exploring Our Commons—From Wildlands to Seed Libraries

April 10th or 17th Vancouver WA Explore forest-grown shiitake production as a farm enterprise—hands-on training with take-home inoculated logs included.

March 21: Join the Village Green Woods habitat restoration work party. March 28: Explore native plants on a guided walk at North Kitsap Heritage Park. Community-powered environmental stewardship in Kitsap County.

Swap seeds and gardening knowledge at the Snoqualmie Valley Seed Exchange on March 29 at Tolt Middle School. Bring seeds to share—or just come gather seeds for your garden, connect with fellow gardeners, and help keep local seed diversity growing.

Permaculture is a design system that helps us live sustainably and work with nature. The 12 principles guide thoughtful action, starting with #1: Observe & Interact – taking time to watch and understand a system before making changes.