The Permaculture Calgary Guild Marketplace
Welcome to our Marketplace. Here you’ll find a listing of all of our business members.
You’ve come to the right place if you are:
- Wondering what services some of our members offer…
- Looking to hire someone to help you with your permaculture design…
- Looking to find a volunteer for a project…
- Interested in taking a workshop or a course…
Our members are a mixture of professional, aspiring, hobby or volunteer permaculture designers and their businesses and offerings are as varied as they come. Read through their profiles and contact our marketplace members directly for more information!
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Jen Neufeld
Email: Jen@flowingsprings.ca
Services: Flowing Springs Permaculture & Soil Health We believe it is time to take back control of our food system and our health one yard at a time. Enabling and educating people to: - improve their soil health - grow more food - compost more resources - enhance their food security Workshops | Consultations | Designs | Biological Assessments of Soil/Compost For schools, community organizations, farmers, gardeners, permaculture enthusiasts alike!
Karunacompost
Email: hello@karunacompost.com
Services: Karuna Compost is a project exploring the various ways in which backyard composting and the study of microbes can lead to better health, stronger communities, and a greater appreciation of living systems.
Petrichor
Email: petrichor@startmail.com
Services: Ecological designer with 5thWorld. Plant geek. Food forester designer. Applied ecologist. Water harvesting designer
Ted Bahr
Email: info@prairiesagepermaculture.com
Services: Large scale permaculture designs, PDC Courses, The Calgary Permaculture Tour, Consultations and more..
Tish
Email: tish@soiljoy.ca
Services: Soil Joy offers compost workshops and soil/microscope sessions to individuals, community organizations, and schools. Composting is a community-bonding ritual that puts us in sync with the harmonious cycles of nature, where nothing is wasted, and everything is used. Workshops can range from a few hours to multi-day hot composting workshops that take your group through the whole process of sourcing ingredients, making and monitoring piles, and applying compost. Making good compost = thinking like a microbe. Soil session participants learn about key microbe players and their roles in the soil food web through the lens of a microscope.