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European Permaculture Forum 2023

The European Permaculture Community Forum (EUPC) is a 5-day online event, taking place from March 1st – 5th 2023, dedicated to sharing inspiration and information from across the community to as wide an audience as possible.

We will feature speakers and projects both live and pre-recorded from spheres including: permaculture, regenerative agriculture, urban agriculture, community projects and more.


Information and booking

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Permaculture on the Black Isle -
Black Isle Permaculture and Arts


Clive Brandon and Julie Plumridge run Black Isle Permaculture and Arts near Kilcoy Castle at The Warren, Kilcoy Farm, Tore, Muir of Ord  IV6 7RX
01463 871171

They have not only done amazing work on the garden, with the help of WOOFers when that was possible, but now also offer eco-accommodation in two wooden and turf-roofed cabins they built themselves.

Check out their website at  www.blackislepermacultureandarts.co.uk/

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Forthcoming Events…

Monday 25 November
12:30 Highland Good Food Partnership Food Conversation
Wednesday 27 November
12:00 Stop Climate Chaos & SCCAN - Climate Action in Scotland - 3
Saturday 30 November
10:00 North Kessock Community market
Saturday 14 December
NA      Cromarty Community Market
Saturday 21 December
NA      Culbokie Community Market
Friday 7 February
NA      Transition Assembly England and Wales 2025
Tuesday 11 March
NA      Highland Climate Conference Knigsmills Hotel Inverness

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We are part of the rapidly expanding worldwide Transition Towns movement. The Black Isle is a peninsula of about 100 sq miles ENE of Inverness in Scotland, UK.