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Garden Design Talk for the Kenmare Gardening Group

25/06/202525/06/2025 Paul LynchLeave a commentCourses and Workshopsdesign, gardening, group, kenmare, kerry, keyline, permaculture, sustainability, vegetable growing

Sustainable landscape design solutions for gardening and climate problems Earlier this month I was delighted to give a presentation on permaculture design to the Kenmare gardening group at the Gateway Methodist Church in Kenmare Co. Kerry. The church setting was fitting as I had some biblical analogies regarding creation, gardens, fruit, floods and sustainable landscape design. I put extensive research into this lecture and went as far as to write a whole article on my preparatory thoughts, partly as an exercise in putting my thoughts in order and partly to give an insight to my readers on this process. You can read this article here: https://permaculturedesign.ie/2025/05/30/sustainability-talks-for-local-groups/ In particular that article focuses on “design” as a cleavage term in society. When we hear that word, some people envisage a something pleasing to look at or behold in an aesthetic sense, while others think of something being “well designed” when it functions Continue Permaculture Story

Flood and Drought Resilience in Wales and Ireland

01/05/202501/05/2025 Paul Lynch1 CommentHorticulturedrought, farming, flood, horticulture, ireland, irrigation, keyline, keyline design, Lantra, permaculture, ponds, resilience, sustainability, vegetable growing, wales

I was delighted to present at a recent Lantra Wales “Farming Connect” webinar titled: “Making Your Horticulture Enterprise Drought and Flood Resistant”. The event was free of charge courtesy of Lantra and the Welsh Government.

Making Your Horticulture Enterprise Drought and Flood Resistant – Free Webinar!

10/04/202510/04/2025 Paul LynchLeave a commentUncategorizedcontour, drone mapping, drought, Farming Connect, flood, Food security, keyline, keyline design, Lantra, permaculture, ponds, resilience, sustainability, water storage, yeomans

I’m delighted to present at a Lantra Wales “Farming Connect” webinar titled: “Making Your Horticulture Enterprise Drought and Flood Resistant”. The event is free of charge courtesy of Lantra Wales. The event will take place at 12.30pm on Tuesday the 16th April 2025. I’m looking forward to maintain and grow my Wales Permaculture Connection and to listen and learn from the other presenters. Event listing and how to book: https://wales.business-events.org.uk/en/events/making-your-horticulture-enterprise-drought-and-flood-resistant Flood and drought Resilience Webinar Details This is the event description on the Business Wales Event Finder: “In a time of accelerating climate change, this webinar aims to address the vital techniques we might use to make our farms resilient in the face of both flood and drought. We aim to move beyond the paradigm which frames water management as a problem, to one which recognises water management as an opportunity; we will discuss ways of using living systems and Continue Permaculture Story