Introduction to Permaculture in Pembrokeshire
BUILDING LAND SKILLS THROUGH
COURSES, WORKSHOPS & VOLUNTEERING
Based in Tegryn, Pembrokeshire
along with other nearby venues and sites of interest
INTRODUCTION TO GREENWOODWORK
MAKE A SPATULAR
Thursday 30th May
10 - 1:30 PM
£8 / £15 / £22
AGROFORESTRY WALK
OPD SITE WALK
June 6th | 10am
£20 / £25 / £30
Upcoming Events, Courses & Workshops
Hwb Dysgu'r Tir Exhibition
at Y Stiwdio, Hermon
Winter
Warmers
Series
Join us of the Winter months for Hwb Dysgu'r Tir Winter Warmer series at Y Stiwdio!
First up :
Herbs for Winter Wellness with Tilly MacRae
Learn about how herbs can support you this winter against colds, flus, coughs and more. The importance of supporting your immunity through the season and what to take when you get a bug. Particularly focusing on herbal remedies you could make from ingredients you already have in your kitchen. Tilly will bring along some remedies to taste in the talk, and will also bring along some of the remedies The Natural Healthcare Centre stocks for winter wellness.
More about Tilly:
Tilly is a Western & Ayurvedic Medical Herbalist and works at The Natural Healthcare Centre in Newport. Tilly is passionate about empowering people to take control of their health, and the potential small changes have for our wellbeing. Having studied Western Herbal Medicine at The University of Westminster Tilly went on to complete an Ayurvedic Apprenticeship with Anne McIntyre and incorporates both these philosophies into her herbal practice.
Hwb Dysgu'r Tir courses provide training and professional development in sustainable land management practices, food, natural crafts and nature recovery for farmers, food producers, land managers and the rural communities of North Pembrokeshire.
Hwb Dysgu’r Tir invites you to explore the practice and art of land stewardship, providing practical skills for anyone who tends the land.
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Regenerative Farming: Gain skills in soil care and composting, from farm-scale to garden-scale.
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Agroecology: Learn ecological approaches to vegetable, fruit production, orchard care, agroforestry and community gardening
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Nature Recovery: Uncover techniques for managing farms, smallholdings and gardens whilst supporting nature, by working with trees, creating habitats, protecting rivers and designing gardens
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Climate-Adaptation: Learn new techniques to adapt land for a changing climate by working with plants, water and soil
designated practical demonstration zones, specifically created to enable producers
and the wider community to see, practice on, learn from and experiment with the
concepts we will be teaching.
land-based sustainable community art/craft training and demonstration sites
and production of local plant-based art and craft materials, arts and crafts workshops in
nature.