Permatours’ mission is to cultivate a more regenerative and abundant future for all living beings by co-creating learn-by-doing permaculture events.
Featured Projects
Diggers Cooperative
With soil at the center of our mission, Diggers Cooperative makes the products and builds the projects that will revitalize our environment. Acton, Maine
Blackbird's Daughter Botanicals
A sanctuary of sacred earth education that welcomes people to experience the magic intelligence of the natural world. Barrington, New Hampshire
Orange Peel Bakery
A native owned bakery based on the Wampanoag lands of Aquinnah, Massachusetts, incorporating food traditions from the around the world. + Pizza nights, events and catering.
What's Happening
Wind Woodford
Pollinator / Nomadic - Permatours
Gardenfest 3.0
Results:
Saved food waste and recycling material from getting thrown into Land fills after a large scale music event.; Invited 20+ people to gain permaculture gardening skills by our hands out hugelkultur build workshops during the event. ...
Results:
Educated 35 people on the benefits of hempcrete and the historical uses of hemp for textiles, paper, paints, heating and cooking oil; Strengthened community relationships between participants toward their shared permanent cooperative co-living dream ...
Results:
Improved garden soil by enhancing nutrient and water retention, microbial activity, reducing acidity, sequestering carbon; Involved 6 volunteers who contributed 84 hours total, ensuring the longevity of the community event space. ...
Results:
Constructed a wildlife pond & tree guilds to enhance local biodiversity. Extended walking paths to integrate with the Traditional Plants ; Successfully planted 4 tree guilds, enhancing the ecological diversity of the area. ...
Results:
Cultivating medicinal herbs & creating herbal gardens. Hands-on learning in forest farming & soil building.; Created a 500 square ft garden bed on cleared land to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and pollinators. ...
Results:
Support Abenaki relationships with their ancestral land.; Non-chemically removed 1/8 acre+ worth of nonnative plants, incl buckthorn and bittersweet, reducing competition for native plants ...