Jan 2026 Thailand PDC: Buri Ram Permaculture Design Course

📅 January 5–14, 2026 | 📍 Buri Ram, Thailand | 🏷️ course

The Permaculture Design Certificate Course (PDC) from January 5th to January 14th, 2026, at the Permaculture Institute Thailand (PRI Asia) in Buri Ram, Thailand, is an internationally accredited 10-day intensive program ideal for beginners, farmers, gardeners, urban dwellers, and sustainability enthusiasts seeking a foundational certification in permaculture design. Led by experienced instructors from Permaculture Institute Asia, this course equips participants with the 72-hour PDC curriculum recognized worldwide by the Permaculture Research Institute and other global networks, covering core principles like earth care, people care, and fair share through hands-on learning. Attendees will dive into site analysis, zone planning, water management, soil regeneration, agroforestry, food forest design, natural building, renewable energy systems, and community resilience strategies tailored to tropical Asian climates. Expect practical workshops on composting, seed saving, mulching, swale construction, and integrating animals into permaculture systems, with field visits to demonstration farms showcasing successful implementations in Northeast Thailand. This event is perfect for permaculture practitioners aiming to design their own homesteads, launch regenerative projects, or teach others, as it includes options for extra practical time to earn teaching certificates. Why valuable? In Asia's diverse ecosystems facing climate challenges, this PDC provides actionable tools to create abundant, low-input systems that enhance biodiversity, food security, and ecological restoration—empowering participants to transform degraded lands into thriving, self-sustaining ecosystems. With dorm-style accommodation, meals, tea/coffee included, and a supportive international community, it's a transformative experience fostering lifelong networks. Contact PermiesThai@gmail.com or PermiesAsia@gmail.com to reserve (300 Euro deposit). Limited spots ensure personalized guidance, making it a cornerstone for advancing regenerative agriculture in Thailand and beyond.[1][2]