Klamath Knot Permaculture

Permaculture is the design and creation of human habitat that mimics the complexity and resiliency of natural systems.  The Klamath Knot is a uniquely diverse bioregion encompassing Northwestern California and Southwestern Oregon, defined by the Klamath River, the Klamath-Siskiyou Mountains, and the Coast of Northern California and Southern Oregon. One of the most biologically diverse and complex temperate bioregions on the planet, it includes the coastal fog belt, hot interior canyons, and the most diverse conifer forests on the planet.   Klamath Knot Permaculture is an affiliation of Permaculture  practitioners, centered at Sandy Bar Ranch on the Klamath River in Northern California, working on tangible solutions for navigating today's challenges. We are engaged in long term thinking and we invite you to join us.

 

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Current Happenings...

Don't miss the Humboldt Permaculure Guild's Seed and Plant Exchange, March 30 at the Arcata Community Center!  Mark DuPont will be presenting on Klamath Knot Permaculture and giving a demonstration on grafting fruit trees.  On Sunday, March 31, he'll be teaching a Grafting Workshop at Dick Hansis' place, contact Dick for details.  

Here are the notes for Mark's Grafting Workshop.

Klamath Knot in the News - Check out our article and interview, Shovel Ready Sustainability, Permaculture Strategies for Community Resilience, in the February Econews.  

 

 

 

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