Story by April Sampson-Kelly, December 2014
There’s no better excuse for traveling overseas than attending an International Permaculture Convergence (IPC). What you expend in aviation fuel you gain in knowledge, insight and potentially productive network links.
That’s been the experience of Mt Kembla permaculture educator, April Sampson-Kelly, as she explains…
Here are some links to photos and stories from the tours…
[button_link url=”http://www.permaculturevisions.com/alley-cropping/” target=”blank” style=”blue” title=”” class=”” id=”” onclick=””]View an excellent example of a mature keyline farm[/button_link]
[button_link url=”http://www.permaculturevisions.com/durable-beauty/” target=”blank” style=”blue” title=”” class=”” id=”” onclick=””]View an Kinstone Permaculture tour[/button_link]
On to India
International Permaculture Convergence 2015 is to take place in the UK, and that for 2017 in India.
A website has been set up describing the IPC India event and tours associated with it. You can register your interest in attending or helping with the event now.
It’s good that IPC India has received support from IPC UK.
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April Sampson-Kelly lives with a varied assortment of chooks, ducks, fruit trees and vegetables on Mt Kembla in the NSW Illawarra and offers an online Permaculture Design Course. She is a member of the Permaculture Australia communications team.