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Learning pathways
Follow a path built step by step, from the founding concept to putting it to work in your garden.
Beginner
Getting started in permaculture
Understand the founding ethics and principles, then take your first concrete actions.
4 steps
StartAttracting pollinators
Building a garden that feeds bees, bumblebees, hoverflies and butterflies year-round.
3 steps
StartUrban permaculture
Grow, fertilise and save water even without much land.
4 steps
StartIntermediate
Understanding companion planting
Master allelopathy, trap plants and host plants to design a smart vegetable garden.
3 steps
StartManaging pests naturally
Diagnose, prevent and welcome beneficial insects to reduce pest pressure.
3 steps
StartOrganising a sustainable vegetable garden
Plan rotations, borders and a calendar for a self-sufficient, productive vegetable garden.
3 steps
StartWater and living soil
Understand how to hold water, feed the soil and set up fertile cycles.
4 steps
StartAdapting your garden to a changing climate
Drought, heatwave, excess water: six concrete levers to stay productive.
3 steps
StartSocial and collective permaculture
Applying permaculture principles to people: governance, sharing, pooling.
3 steps
StartAdvanced
Building a guild
Design a planting around a fruit tree by assembling complementary roles.
4 steps
StartDesigning your site
Analyse zones, sectors and flows to organise a coherent, resilient site.
4 steps
StartAdvanced regenerative approaches
Going beyond the vegetable garden: agroforestry, syntropy, seed self-sufficiency.
4 steps
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