Bamboo. The mighty plant of the tropics. The King (and Queen) of natural building. It stands tall in sheltered valleys, grows at a fascinating pace, and is gracefully flexible, strong and beautiful. Let’s face it, bamboo is why many people come to Green School. Combine this abundant material with the Balinese craftsmen and a creative design team.. […]
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Bamboo U architecture students were given a chance to design the farm's new coconut sugar making space.
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Gain practical skills in permaculture design that can be implemented by all to create resilience in your every day life, work, gardens and communities.
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Join a two-day Introduction to Permaculture course with Ian Lillington to learn the basics of permaculture design and get you started on your permaculture journey.
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Worm farms are a fast and easy way to create microbial rich compost from manure and green waste such as food scraps and garden trimmings. This compost is known as ‘vermicompost’ and is a great way to fertilize your garden and seedlings. Worm castings are full of beneficial micro organisms and fertilizer that will keep your soil happy.
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Join a two-day Introduction to Permaculture course with Penny Livingston-Starke and learn the basic principles and ethics of permaculture to create resilience, efficiency and abundance in your homes. The workshop will serve to further your knowledge of sustainability and permaculture.
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Join this 4-day course to design your own project using permaculture principles and ethics.
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