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Brogo Permaculture Design Course: Sept 27 – Oct 9, 2026 - Sep 2026

By John Champagne
Brogo Permaculture Design Course: Sept 27 – Oct 9, 2026 - Sep 2026

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Key Takeaways

Gain comprehensive permaculture design skills and certification through a two-week intensive course in rural Australia.

  • Learn permaculture ethics, design, and practical application.
  • Study site analysis, water, soil, and plant systems.
  • Integrate animals and plan for community-scale strategies.
  • Receive mentorship from experienced permaculture elder.
  • Network with practitioners in the Australian permaculture community.

Why It Matters

This course offers a practical pathway to design and implement regenerative systems for increased biodiversity and food security.

What to Do Next

Explore the Brogo Permaculture Gardens website for course details and application.

Recommended for: Anyone committed to sustainable living and creating abundant, low-input landscapes in Australia.

📅 September 27 – October 9, 2026 | 📍 Brogo, Bega Valley, Australia | 🏷️ course

The Brogo Permaculture Gardens Permaculture Design Course is a transformative two-week intensive led by recognized permaculture elder John Champagne, taking place from September 27 to October 9, 2026, in Brogo, Bega Valley, Australia. This course equips participants with invaluable theoretical knowledge and practical skills in permaculture design, covering ethics, site analysis, system planning, water harvesting, soil building, plant guilds, animal integration, and community-scale strategies. Ideal for beginners, homesteaders, farmers, and experienced practitioners seeking deeper expertise, it emphasizes hands-on application in a real permaculture setting. John Champagne, a seasoned elder in the field, brings decades of wisdom, guiding attendees through designing regenerative systems tailored to local ecosystems. Beyond the core PDC, Brogo offers open days, personalized consultations, and 'Permaculture in Practice' sessions for advanced permaculturalists to troubleshoot real-world implementations. For permaculture practitioners, this event is highly valuable for its mentorship from a veteran designer, networking in Australia's permaculture community, and exposure to Bega Valley's diverse bioregion—perfect for learning climate-resilient techniques like swales, food forests, and closed-loop systems. Attendees gain certification, practical templates for their own projects, and inspiration to scale permaculture from garden to farm levels. The immersive format fosters lifelong skills in creating abundant, low-input landscapes that enhance biodiversity, food security, and ecological health, making it essential for anyone committed to sustainable living in Australia.

Source: safeagsystems.com

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