An Evening Talk with Toby Hemenway: Redesigning Civilization

How does Permaculture offer solutions to the fundamental problems of our culture? Join the Edible Garden Project for an evening talk with Toby Hemenway to explore how Permaculture can help save humanity and the earth, but not civilization. Looking into our past can help inform how we move forward in creating a truly just and sustainable workd. This event will inspire and engage; urban planners, designers, parents, gardeners, educators, famers and permaculturists alike! Plus everyone in-between.   Tickets Available Here

Toby Hemenway is the author of "Gaia's Garden: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture," which for the last 8 years has been the world's best-selling book on the ecological-design approach known as permaculture. The expanded 2nd edition of the book was named one the top 10 gardening books of 2010 by the Washington Post, and it won the 2011 Nautilus Gold Medal Award. Toby has been on the faculty of Portland State University and was a scholar-in-residence at Pacific University, and teaches permaculture all over the world. He has presented at conferences and universities across the continent, and lives in Sebastopol, California, where he is tending a two-acre food forest amid 7 acres of redwoods and bay laurels.