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Saturday, 7 January 2023

The Polyculture Project - Regenerative Landscape Designs - Catalina Dogaru - Romania, Tancabesti

 It's been a great experience running our Regenerative Landscape Design - Online Interactive Course where we cover how to Design, Build and Manage Polycultures for Landscapes, Gardens, and Farms. It's particularly rewarding getting to know the participants and their projects from all over the world and watching their ideas and designs grow and develop throughout the course and finally be presented to the group. With permission, we'll be sharing some of the final designs from the course with you over the next few months.


This week we're presenting a design by Catalina Dogaru based in Romania, Tancabesti.  Catalina produced a design for her garden with the main objective being to develop an orchard/ forest garden to provide food for a family of 3-4 people.



























Regenerative Landscape Design - Online Interactive Course 

Want to learn how to design, build and manage regenerative landscapes?  Join us on our Regenerative Landscape Design - Online Interactive Course. We look forward to providing you with the confidence, inspiration, and opportunity to design, build and manage regenerative landscapes, gardens, and farms that produce food and other resources for humans while enhancing biodiversity.

You can find the course details here and at the moment we have a $350 ( 20%) discount for full enrollment to the course. Just use RLD2024 in the promo code  section of the registration form to receive your discount. 


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1 comment:

  1. I'm really excited about the information shared in this blog post about the Polyculture Project and its regenerative farming practices! It's great to see initiatives like this focused on sustainability and ecological restoration.
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