The "Homestead Design using Permaculture Ethics and Principles" workshop offers a comprehensive guide to creating sustainable living spaces that align with nature. Participants will delve into the core ethics and principles of permaculture, learning how to design and implement systems that promote ecological balance and self-sufficiency. Through hands-on exercises and real-world examples, attendees will gain practical insights into water management, soil fertility, energy conservation, and food production tailored to individual homestead needs. Facilitated by experienced permaculture designers, this workshop provides essential tools for transforming a conventional living space into an environmentally harmonious homestead.

Melina Hurtado Zuleta

I am captivated by the intricate relationships between soil, water, microorganisms, and plants, as well as their impact on our health. By mimicking nature’s wisdom, we can foster a harmonious bond with ourselves, others, and the Earth. Nurturing our inner gardens and souls.

My commitment extends beyond personal growth. I am dedicated to guiding my two children and serving my family and community. I strive to practice what I teach, approaching life with humility and positivity.

My educational background includes a degree in Agronomic Engineering from EARTH University, Costa Rica, and an MSc. in Sustainable Community Development. My passion lies in regenerative agro-ecology, eco-social strategies, and education.

Throughout my journey, I have gained extensive experience in developing food security and community development projects in Colombia and Costa Rica.

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