Meet Our Permaculture Speakers – Global Earth Repair Convergence
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Dear permaculture friends, colleagues, and the broader worldwide movement,
Permaculture is one of the most important movements in the world. We know the solutions to at least most of the world’s woes. We know how to help ecosystems heal and produce abundant, nutrient-dense food and how humans can live sustainably on the planet. Largely we have been sidelined by the media.
There have been many climate conferences in the world, but few of them have been organized by permaculturists and feature permaculture.
The Global Earth Repair Convergence highlights permaculture and many related disciplines.
- Marisha Auerbach, Permaculture Rising
- Rhonda Baird, Sheltering Hills Design, Sociocracy for All
- Warren Brush, Resilience Design Consulting, Quail Springs Permaculture.
- Brock Dolman, Occidental Arts & Ecology Center
- Hannah Apricot Eckberg, Abundant Earth Foundation
- Morag Gamble, Permaculture Education Institute
- David Holmgren, Permaculture Co-founder; Melliodora
- Water Jehne, Regenerate Earth
- Gregoire Lamoureux, Spiral Farm, Slocan River Streamkeepers
- Brad Lancaster, Rainwater Harvesting
- Penny Livingston, Regenerative Design Institute
- Andrew Millison, Oregon State University
- Rosemary Morrow, Blue Mountains Permaculture Institute & Permaculture for Refugees
- Jerome Osentowski, Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute
- Michael Pilarski, Global Earth Repair Foundation
- Mitch Rawlyk, Mitch.earth
- Jan Spencer, Suburban Permaculture
- Don Tipping, Seven Seeds Farm
- John Todd, New Alchemy Institute
- Matthew Trumm, Treetop Permaculture
- Andrew Tuttle and Mary Marshall, Earthed Permaculture
- Bruce Weiskotten, Skokomish Tribe Natural Resources
- Zachary Weiss, Water Works; Elemental Ecosystems
- Paula Westmoreland and Lindsay Rebhan, Ecological Design
You can find links to our presenters websites and their bios on our site, www.globalearthrepairconvergence.com.
These few listed here are representative of millions of permaculturists worldwide. The permaculture movement is a subset of the greater Earth Repair movement.
On May 8, 9 and 10 we are going to feature over 100 presentations and panels in person and another 100 online. If you cannot attend in person (Port Townsend, WA), you can still attend online and have access to an incredible array of speakers and content for only $20 a day.
