The European Permaculture Network - the EuPN

The EuPN connects the different players in the wide field of Permaculture, from local to national association to projects to individuals.

Diversity is embedded in our systems and we value the marginal.

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Permaculture in Europe sprouting everywhere

1. Join (membership is for free)

Become a part of the European Permaculture Network (EuPN) and start building your digital presence in the permaculture community. When you join, you can create a profile that showcases your involvement—whether you're a teacher, practitioner, or enthusiast. Membership allows you to document your activities, connect with others, and contribute to a growing network dedicated to sustainable living. Joining is simple and free.

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2. Add your place

Share your permaculture project or site by adding it to our comprehensive map of places. When you add your place, it becomes part of your profile, highlighting your contributions to the permaculture movement. This not only increases visibility for your project but also helps others find and connect with initiatives across Europe. Your participation enriches the community and builds your digital track record.

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3. Add your courses and events

If you're offering permaculture courses or hosting events, you can add them to our platform. When you list a course or event and identify yourself as the teacher or organizer, it appears on your profile, showcasing your active role in education and community engagement. This feature helps you reach a broader audience while building a documented history of your activities within the EuPN network.

News

The Permaculture Network is Now on PeerTube! Watch, Learn, and Listen Decentralized

We believe in open, decentralized, and sustainable solutions, and that’s why EuPN is now on PeerTube! 🌿

Why PeerTube?

PeerTube is an open-source, federated video platform that aligns with our values of digital permaculture. Unlike YouTube, it isn’t controlled by a single company—it’s powered by a network of independent servers, reducing reliance on big tech.

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