Whatcom Permaculture Design Course

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Agroforestry - 5 Practices Transforming Agriculture in the Northwest The Pacific Northwest, with its fertile soils, temperate climate, and abundant water supplies, has great potential for agroforestry. The challenge of meeting...

Join us for this special annual free event. Bring plants, seeds and curiosity. RSVP at the link below. Look forward to seeing you!

International Permaculture day Plant Swap May 3rd 2026! A day to showcase permaculture! This year we will have a tour and Plant Swap for International Permaculture Day on Sunday May 4th, 3-7pm. Experience permacult…

Join Us for the meet up this Friday! RSVP Below

April Permaculture Meet-up-a Special Celebration! - Whatcom Permaculture The Permaculture Meet-up April 24th will be a special gathering to celebrate the land we are on, Spring, and gathering in community to dream a future into being. Join us, between the labor of spring and the blaze of summer, to break together, learn from the land and see what emerges.

A bit of history and a little update 

Brian Kerkvliet: Co-founder of Salish Seed Guild | 1170 KPUG-AM The Salish Seed Guild works to promote biodiversity and sustainable agriculture in Whatcom County. One of the founders, Brian Kerkvliet, takes his efforts as a biodynamic homesteader seriously as he helps to educate the local gardeners in the Cascade bioregion.

The floods aren’t just “weather events.” They’re a symptom of something much bigger. Our landscapes are dehydrated, drained, and covered in hard surfaces, leaving nowhere for rainwater to go. This is one of the biggest ecological challenges of our time, yet it barely gets discussed. There is a solution: decentralized water retention. By holding water in the earth and returning it to the ground, we can prevent floods, droughts, and ecological collapse. It’s simple. It works. And it starts with how we manage water where it falls. Find the full video on our YouTube

Coming up this Sunday, hope to see you there!

REWILDING PROJECT - Whatcom Permaculture WHATCOM COUNTY REWILDING PROJECT WORK PARTY SUNDAY NOV. 23 / 11am -3pm

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Regenerate Whatcom Community Zoom Circle - Whatcom Permaculture An invitation to gather and celebrate past events, connect with each other and share vision for the future.

Regenerative Water By Design (Whatcom Water Week) September 14, 2025 from 3pm to 6pm Regenerative by Design: How Water, Soil, and Carbon Cycles Shape Our Hope for the Future This is the 2nd event in the Regenerate Whatcom seri…