How to Host a SCUPS Permablitz (or Any Permablitz)
A "permablitz" is like a permaculture barn raising, where we show up en masse and permaculture someone's site in a short amount of time (usually in a single day from about 9am -- 5pm). The host of the event has a lot of personal responsibility and legwork in order to set a permablitz up. This includes creating a site design (you can do it yourself or hire someone), planning projects, finding volunteers (or paying someone) for leadership roles, obtaining materials, and serving the volunteers a lunch.
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| Photo Caption: Building a hugelkultur bed and other projects including a duck run, mushroom logs, sheet mulching, a "chunnel" (chicken tunnel), weeding, a "net and pan" fedge, tire planters (to protect young plants from chickens), a black soldier fly composter, seed bombs, and more at the March 2014 permablitz. |
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