Get involved in the Permaculture Network

The Permaculture Network is more than a website. It is the shared European infrastructure for permaculture practitioners who want their work to be visible, connected, and structurally supported across borders.

By registering, you become part of a living European network of teachers, projects, organisers, researchers, and initiatives working with permaculture in many different contexts.

The Permaculture Network grows through participation. You can start immediately.

Join today

 

Permaculture in Europe sprouting everywhere
EuPN registration

Step 1 — Become visible across Europe

Registration gives you access to the platform and connects your work to a European landscape.

Once your account is activated, you can:

  • Create and edit your profile
  • Add yourself to the permaculture teacher directory
  • Add your projects and place
  • Add events / workshop / courses
  • Share blog posts and resources
  • Join discussions in our forum
  • Access shared tools and cloud services
  • Take part in different calls

 

Step 2 — Move from member to contributor

Onboarding opens the door to active participation in shaping the network. Our adhoc onboarding call creates shared understanding:
how EuPN works, what values guide it, and how trust-based collaboration is maintained across countries. Onboarding is required if you want to:

  • Join circles
  • Participate in decision-making processes
  • Take on coordination roles
  • Engage in structural development

Registration gives you access. Onboarding gives you voice. Before joining an onboarding call, please read:

Onboarding requires an activated account.

EuPN Onboarding
EuPN assurance program

Step 3 — Grow and be recognised

The Permaculture Network supports teachers, organisers, and learning spaces who want to strengthen quality and transparency across Europe.

You can:

These processes are based on transparency and trust — not hierarchy.

Step 4 — Support the commons

Permaculture Network is independent and resilient because people contribute.

Some give time, moderation, translation, or coordination. Others support the shared infrastructure financially.

Both matter.

You can:

EuPN is here for the long term.

If you want your work to be part of a visible, connected, and evolving European permaculture landscape — join us