Permaculture Design Course

Permaculture Design Course
Madeira Island - Portugal
Permaculture is to live in harmony with nature providing for human needs and the needs of everything around us

Testimonials of our veteran students

Diana Arhire
     My review of New School Permaculture Internship

September- October, 2020

One thing was clear for me from the beginning- if among all this world pandemic chaos, all these people are still coming for the internship, across the middle of the Atlantic- it’s going to be a special one! I felt inspired, supported, understood, challenged, encouraged. As they say, every conflict is an opportunity, and if we see this pandemic as a global conflict, then it could indeed be a great opportunity- for change, for slowing down, for going deeper not further, for (inner) gardening, for Permaculture!

I’m grateful for all the amazing people I met during the courses, so many laughs, hugs, spontaneous dancing, building and burning our first fireplace. Our Perma-tribe was led by our eco-shaman Helder, the most unusual, non-conformist teacher I ever had, with his great sense of humor & observation skills, he knows how to bring out the best in people. Lots of cool (horror) stories from his many experiences around the world. Bring popcorn.

And so, brave people from 10 different countries, so different from each other, yet we got together for the same reason or cause- we want to shift from an outdated broken society model to a conscious, harmonious co-existing with Nature, where we can all be involved, from growing a pepper on your urban balcony (and maybe some guerrilla planting shhh) to regenerating soils, forest, and rivers. It’s a change of mindset where you realize (or more like you are being reminded) that ANYONE can make a change. Anyone can grow food, in any conditions. Each of us plays an important role, wherever we are, and whoever we are- a farmer with many lands, or the weirdo of the family, backpacking around the world- we are all connected in this web of transformation and we are the influence in our community or family, and nowadays, influence is power. So this Permaculture internship was for me, among other things, about Empowerment.

Empowerment and understanding the Essence- whatever the question is, the answer can be found in Nature, by observing, interacting and experimenting. We humans, as Observers, can change the world around us, thus we are creators of our own worlds (inspiration from quantum physics). When we slow down and observe Nature, we see problems as solutions, we understand the natural succession of things, where each part plays a role in the cycle of life, where there are no invasive species, just pioneer soldiers doing their job to balance something our or to regenerate damaged soils or ecosystems. By understanding the Patterns in Nature, we understand ourselves, and by understanding ourselves we move upward in the spiral of Life.

I’ve learned that Permaculture is about compassion, for all life forms- it’s empathizing with the Earth, with Nature, with the plants, with the animals, the insects, the rivers, the soils, but also with ourselves and the other humans beings across the globe. It’s a holistic approach on Life.

I’ve learned that techniques and recipes are useful but once you understand The Essence of a process, you don’t need the recipe anymore. You can make your own fertilizer, you can make your own vinegar!

I’ve learned that when working with Nature, as with people, being gentle is more important than having a lot of knowledge and experience. Mindset and attitude are more important than any material resources.

With every course of the internship it felt like I’m putting a puzzle together to finally see “the bigger picture”:


PDC design course: the most intense course in my opinion, touches many aspects of our lives, from good design of our gardens and lives, to patterns in nature. We started by learning about Permaculture classics and their methods, like Bill Mollison that said:

Permaculture is a dance with Nature- in which Nature leads.”

We continued with Natural Succession, understanding the process and purpose of an eco-system, from Gramineae to forests. We studied soil composition and the importance (VERY important) of soil health in relation to balanced systems, abundant yield and sustainable agriculture. Of course we also touched classic topics like different types of composts, dry toilets, water management and household efficiency.

It wasn’t all hard work and taking notes, we also had chill open space at night and occasional movie nights when we would watch inspiring films about Permaculture projects around the world, for example the virtual tour around David Holmgren’s farm (another classic), or the online interview we had with Brian Laufer and his amazing plant collection.

Finally, we got to designing our first Permaculture project, for our first “client”- our dear host Ana, understanding her needs, vision, mission and objectives- great teamwork and very efficient Design Plan Process (OBRADIMCE)!

Another important aspect of this course for me was working on our dream project, design to details, because our dreams are the seeds of change, waiting patiently in the darkness, to be sprouting in the right conditions (inspiration from the Seeds Workshop with Pablo).


Social course: challenging for me personally, as it requires A LOT of extroversion and getting out of comfort zones, but I survived apparently! Playing games (the games saved me) as a way of learning and rediscovering the inner child, the true source of creativity. We learned each other’s gifts, talents, fears and dreams.

We talked about eco-villages and community projects, their challenges and perspectives, and how decisive communication methods are. Alternative economies were also touched, as well as event design & celebration in the context of a successful Project Management.

The World Café” method of group work really inspired me, to see my colleagues brain-storming on world problems and their solutions, like how to introduce Permaculture in poor areas, in refugee camps, to the elderly and to the children, and how we could get everyone involved in making this world a better place.

Another cool moment I’d like to mention is learning about the role of a Teacher (Permaculture teaching or other)- we tried different approaches and methods of teaching, and my personal discovery was that as long as you teach about something you’re passionate about, about something you personally enjoy, teaching becomes fun, a game of “take and give”, where the “master” becomes the “student” and the other way around.

Again, we had inspiring interviews with Permaculture friends, like Silvia Floresta and her Food Forest ; or Pedro Teixera with his Urban Permacultue project “Espaço Compasso” in Porto in the north of Portugal,  talking to us about Sociocracy as the alternative healthy “politics” of the future.


Water course: the secrets of Water (8 magical words and they all start with an S, good luck guessing!) and all kind of biodynamic aspects (witcheries) on how to understand and explore this primordial resource, that is being shaped not only by climates and landscapes, but also by planets and electro-magnetic fields (nerdy, I know), a resource so ancient, powerful yet so fragile under the impact of irresponsible human activity.

We discussed global water problems & ethical solutions, water landscape, quality and filtration systems, but also about more complex systems like Aquaponics, Hydroponics, Aeroponics and DUCKPONICS (yup, it’s a thing and I love ducks even more now... also geese).

Fun practical class on swales and efficient water systems- we got together at Peer’s land (one of the students), on the mountain side of the island, amazing ocean views and vast open space, surrounded by forests and rolling green cow pastures. And we digged. Then we had some pizza, then we digged again, music, laughing, party-mode team work swale digging. Result- amazing terraces that catch the excess rain water to guide it, save it and safely store it down the valley, to feed the plants and trees, preventing land erosion and flooding. Beautiful!


Soil and Mushrooms course: my fascination with the mushroom world started in my childhood, but during this internship I was astonished to learn just how interconnected everything actually is, and how “myco-permaculture” integrates fungi into the eco-system to maintain healthy soils and improve plant growth, or what we now call “wood wide web”. We considered different methods of growing delicious mushrooms in our food forest, garden beds, around trees as companions, innoculating tree logs with different species of gourmet but also medicinal fungi.

Especially interesting (extra nerdy) to me was to learn about mycorrhizal symbiotic relationships between fungi and plants, trees- it’s a whole underground world there beneath our feet and most of us are not even aware of it!! Soil and fungi go hand in hand like good old friends, and we’re only beginning to understand the complexity of this relationship, how fungi could stimulate plant growth and better reach of resources and nutrients, an invisible landscape under the surface, what a trip! Dip your baby trees in a mycorrhizal solution before planting and in a few years you have Boletus growing in your orchard- garden of Eden vibes, or more like Alice in Wonderland vibes. Speaking of which- that’s how it felt to me when we went for a hike in the island’s old forest around Lagoa do Congro, a magical place filled with myth, mossy blankets, fallen old trees slowly decomposing into the soil, devoured by beautiful clumps of mushrooms, popping up here and there along our path, Armillarias (edible btw), Ganodermas, Russulas, Amanitas (that first Amanita Muscaria made my day) and even a rare white Coral mushroom. The fungi working slow but steady in the darkness and silence of the forest, balancing out human impact, contamination, deforestation, monoculture, it all gets processed into the Natural Succession of the forest, by these quiet sentinels of Nature, spreading their mycelium fractals deep into the soil, connecting Life and Death, decomposition and rebirth. I can only come back to learn more on this!


Food forest course: finally, all our questions answered, because everything goes down to 1 thing basically- and obviously I won't say it here!

Starting with the basics- how to plant something (you gotta start somewhere); companion planting (what goes where and who likes what); tips on trees (excuse the pun), from planting to mulching, pruning, grafting, and harvest processing; importance of bio-diversity (F* monocultures!); soil quality and funky fertilizers (one rule- use what you have in abundance); natural pest control; to more fancy stuff like creating Mandala Gardens (or any other poetic shape), following natural Patterns to incorporate efficiency with beauty, because that’s how Nature likes it (if you didn’t know now you know).

Special class with our sweet Pablo from Tenerife- he talked about his passion for seeds, being part of a local seed bank association, he had much to share on the importance of seed network, selecting, processing and storing seeds of different species, to preserve, maintain but also encourage local bio-diversity as part of our cultural heritage.

Fascinating to see how all the layers interconnect and interact with each other to create a healthy garden or eco-system, for the body and soul.

Speaking of body and soul, we took a few days off to enjoy the island of Sao Miguel and its magical beauty.

The old forest at Lagoa do Congro welcomed us with an abundance of mushrooms, moss and ferns that made me feel like Alice in Wonderland (look for the mythical “portal” above the lake).

Terra Nostra botanical garden enchanted us with its ancient trees and rare plants, blue lotuses and monkey puzzles (you can eat the nut). Bonus- there’s a thermal lake in the middle of the park and we soaked our bones there for a well-deserved happy end.

We also visited local permaculture warriors and their beautiful farms: Ricardo’s amazing veggie gardens and orchards, plus tips and tricks about commercial gardening; our dear Peer’s land (one of the students), on the top of the hills where you can see the endless ocean and glimpses of the other island, and where we learned about swales and their importance in land regeneration and water use efficiency; last but not the least, Ana’s orchards, our brave host that had us camping between her fruit trees during the internship, sharing her knowledge and inspiring visions. Side note- her cuddly cats were also a personal inspiration to me.

And here we are, 1 month completed, we all made it alive, more or less, tired but super “inspiraled”. Some intense study, some feet in the mud, some funny road trips, some staring at trees, some seeds smuggling….but what happens in Azores, stays in Azores. Ok people, moving on. Time to save the world!



Teresa Schappi

 PDC course in S.Miguel Island - Azores - Portugal


For those that didn't know, i just finished my Permaculture Course with
Helder Valente
here on the Azores. 
I knew before about Permaculture, but i didn't know how BIG, AMAZING, WONDERFUL, UNITING, REGENERATIVE, FULL OF LOVE and way much more that Permaculture is. 
Permaculture has an enormous power to change, to help and to sustain our lives.
 It is not difficult at all, it is so simple that many don't believe it. 
There are no limitations at all, you can do Permaculture everywhere. 
No matter what clima, what region, what season, what area. If there is anything i can do to help, i am here to help. 
Don't put limits on yourself, start thinking that EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE AT ANY GIVEN TIME. Grow your own Food Forest in your backyard, your plot, your balcony, your terrace, your neighourhood, your sidewalk. 
Where ever you want to do, come together with your family and friends and start doing this, spend more time in the nature.
 It will reward you with so so so much and you will give so so so much back. 
We're all one, we're all nature, we're all LOVE.
And again, i am here to help you if you need any help. I will share all that i know that i have learnt from the best Permaculture Teacher.
Against all the headwind and doubter follow your instinct and believes.
We all can achieve this, in a bigger or smaller picture.
Never give up and start now: plant a food forest!

Waine Gibbins
PDC Course in Azores islands 
check HERE

Curro Martino 
 PDC course in Canary Islands - Spain

The New School – PDC Course - Day 11

The New School – PDC Course - Day 12 

 

Gabriel Armiano

 PDC course in Canary Islands

2013 Spain 

To see testimonial click HERE



 Vesna Primavera
PDC Coja Portugal
To see testimonial click HERE 
 ...and about the compost we made on the course click HERE 
 


Marc Dekens 
 PDC Luzio Sintra Portugal

Just saw four people do the presentation of their Permaculture Design Course today.

 Instead of focusing on Earthcare, they settled for Peoplecare and Fair share (the three ethics of Permaculture). The result was a hope-giving combination of ideas on how to transform a small farm (in this case Quinta Do Luzio Janas) into a center of community, where food production is coupled with building networks of people, sharing the same principles for dealing with some of the major problems of current society.

It was inspiring to see that a bottom-up approach of solving problems on a local scale can provide meaningful work, that empowers people and regenerates the planet. I am very curious to see the results of these kinds of cooperation in the near future.

The next step could very well be the organization of an urban farm connecting the consumptive power of the city with the production power of the rural "city backyard". Just a matter of connecting the dots. Giving city-dwellers insight in how their food is produced, is a very important option in getting them to decide with their wallet where and how their food has to come.

The message for the moment remains however, as Helder Valente, the PDC trainer, put it: Let's grow!

  Serge

PDC Casalinho Portugal

Helder Valente’s New School Permaculture certified 10 eager new permaculturists on June 12th after a 9 day intensive Permaculture Design Course (PDC). During that time Helder and his wonderful assistant Karen cultivated a relaxed and healthy learning environment among the students whilst planting the seeds of knowledge passed down directly from Bill Mollinson himself. Apart from the time we spent absorbing information in the classroom (both inside the training room and outside beneath the pear tree), we participated in several practical activities including an 18 day compost pile and (my personal favourite) swale-digging.

The main focus of the course was the social aspect, which certainly paid off and proved an effective method since the group functioned and communicated flawlessly. All our knowledge and experience from the course was combined into a complete 5-year design and plan for Casalinho. The entire Group participated, covering every single aspect, and the final design was presented to the hosts on the last day of the course. The plan, including scale maps and even product designs, was praised for its down-to-earthness and accessibility. As a group I think we were very proud of it!


Tato 
 Course in Canary Islands - Spain


 After the course we organise in La Gomera (Canary Island) finally I found the word that join all the different aspects i was trying to gather for my life and family, Permaculture.

It was like a breath of fresh air meeting all these “new” people, sharing technics for self suficiency and putting in common ideas and future projects.
The course inspire and push me to actually start my own project and move towards efficiency with my life, time and family. 
As it all depends, let´s start observing and taking care of the nature and worrying about our neighbour.
I believe this is the way in what we can start thinking as an animals and our relation with mother earth using all “green” technologies available today.
More courses, more info, more sharing, more Permaculture!

Keep connected, we have great articals and news all the time, perma hug and we are all one.




Philip Cantos

What have you done to me? I can only think Permaculture, I only want to eat Permaculture... I even created a dry toilet in my parents flat... I want to share it with everyone and I can't stop thinking about it all the time. Now seriously, thanks for your teachings! I use some games we played with my family and try to reconnect with them! Works really well. It was a life changing experience!! Now stopping with all the compliments... You know I want to come back as a Volunteer and start dedicating my life to Permaculture (already trying here). I'm actually already starting with the part of taking care of the people. I'm on my way to Greece to help with the Refugee Camp in Thessaloniki. That is my problem I don't think I will be finished until the 8th of february. I'm doing this because of the horrible things that are happening in Aleppo... And before I get that better quality of life I think it is a nice reminder of how lucky I am to be in this position to even have the chance to take that decision.


Dear Helder,

I arrived late last night in zone 7, light years away from the bubble. It took me many hours to fall asleep surrounded by all this cement, noise, light and pollution.
I miss the peaceful atmosphere of the Finca, the singing birds, the dark starry nights, the beautiful people. 
Thank you for being the pioneer soul of this project and for sharing it through your amazing teaching, for gathering other incredible souls to contribute on the project and for being such an insightful and open being. 
You inspire me, and have inspired me and I hope this is the beginning of a long lasting friendship.
I still have soooo much to learn, and feel like a child that is once again discovering the world. 
I am completely and utterly mesmerised.

On this note, it is my wish to return to the farm. 
I would love to participate in the teacher training sessions of July, once you have fixed dates please let me know so that I can sign up!
If you feel it would be good for me to redo the PDC, I am also open to that of course.



Anabela Da Quinta Machado

Um ser humano sensível e um professor dos melhores que conheço! Sai do seu PDC há uns anos atrás, com uma visão muito mais responsável do meu papel como ser humano habitando neste maravilhoso planeta azul! Não percam a oportunidade de conhecer esta pessoa e seu jeito de ensinar permacultura 😊
Gente querida quem estiver interessado nestas artes de cuidar dentro dos princípios da permacultura, aqui têm um Mestre . Ainda com o privilégio desta paisagem ! Pra mim este mergulho foi um marco, uma nova visão de mim e de tudo que me cerca e portanto sou extremamente grata ! Imperdível mesmo!



It was a sweet sunset, sweet as you are. Where ever you are, I'd like to say that You are part of me, each one of you give me something special, something that I've never heard before, something that I've never seen before, something that just changed my life in a better way, that change my thoughts and my soul, something that it's unique, Your're always walking with me and I'm always walking with you.
A peaceful Bless my Sweet Souls !
Hope to see you soon
Love you
 PDC
 Douro - Portugal 2018

Ohh dear fellow Permies!
What a wonderfull time we had on the PDC course in Portugal. After two weeks of the most amazing group dynamics, working with the most amazing people, sucking knowledge in and constantly designing and questioning, we were released into the "normal" reality again. 
Helder Valente, showed us a new, kind of "unschooling" way of playfull learning and we LOVED it! Overstanding stacking by roleplaying a foodforest or compassionate listening exercises kept the course & our brains fresh. Helder is a brilliant teacher and I am looking forward to more courses with him :)
Because it was a heavenly time and for good measures sake we, the Camino Roots Team, will organize the next course in Austria with Helder Valente in summer 2018!
So looking forward to that and tanked with motivation we will design our Yurt land & give from now on monthly courses on Permaculture! 
Love you  all guys,
Max


Rui Vasques
  PDC
Braga - Portugal 2013
 Coja - Portugal 2014


Ten days of inspiration, dynamics, group activities, deep communication and informal learning about Permaculture Design. Methods, principles, techniques, and the patterns of Nature, the sectors, the organic materials and processes, the cycles and world climates. The Social Design and the Community Development. Final project in groups about a big farm in the north of Portugal with lots of water, fruits and an old tradidional textil industry. 

Teorical and practical learning of ten days, with the social and land development of the people and farm involved in the course. The philosophy, principles, methods, techniques and group dynamics for communication, awakening and decision processes.Presentation of the project.I did facilitation and cob works to create an aromatic garden.
 


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