The need to become agents of change and reduce the impact of the current economic model that destroys our environment and oppresses our society is increasingly recognized. However, how exactly do we achieve this?
Permaculture asks this question and gives us a guide to mimic the patterns and relationships found in nature. Its philosophy proposes a path to more conscious living, a more efficient way to design our homes, our food sources, our place in a natural world, and much more. Permaculture not only aims to protect the environment, but also to use its richness and abundance to sustain future generations.
Becoming a Certified Permaculture Designer is a big step in making a difference!
IMAP’s Certificate in Permaculture Design with Mesoamerican Approach is a unique experience with more than 100 hours of learning under the methodology of “Learning by Doing”. The course offers 13 intensive days where permaculture theory is explored, with a focus on Mayan cosmovision and Mesoamerican cultures, through dialogue spaces, field visits and participatory methodologies.
Our internationally recognized course follows the curriculum that Bill Mollison, one of the founders of permaculture, developed to teach the principles, ethics and fundamentals of sustainable design. The theoretical design methodologies and practical experience gained in the course are universally applicable to any type of climate, region and ecosystem.
Our course is taught by certified facilitators and local organizations that rely on ancestral knowledge as a source of wisdom necessary for the reconstruction of sustainable cultures.
Come and be part of a space to learn, exchange and share agricultural and life experiences!
