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Designing Edible Landscapes for Carbon Farming
Design Ecosystems, Not Just Gardens: Master Edible & Carbon-Rich Landscapes.
Imagine a landscape that is beautiful, productive, and profitable. A space that provides fresh food, builds community, and actively heals the planet by sequestering carbon. This is the future of design, moving beyond ornamentation to create living, multi-functional ecosystems.
This advanced design course integrates the principles of edible landscaping with the science of carbon farming. Learn to design and implement “food forests,” productive green roofs, and community gardens that maximize both food yield and carbon capture. Master plant selection, soil-building techniques, and system design to create landscapes that are resilient, regenerative, and economically viable. Design the future of urban green spaces.
Register today and learn to design landscapes that pay back!
Upon completion, you will be able to:
- Design multi-functional landscapes that produce food, build community, and sequester carbon.
- Integrate permaculture and food forest principles into urban and commercial landscape projects.
- Select appropriate plant guilds and soil-building techniques to maximize both ecological and economic returns.
- Create detailed plans for edible landscapes that are resilient, regenerative, and beautiful.
Course Duration : 1 Day
This design-focused course is for:
- Landscape Architects & Designers: Professionals who want to specialize in creating productive, sustainable, and ecologically functional landscapes.
- Permaculture Designers & Practitioners: Individuals with a background in permaculture seeking to apply their skills in a commercial or large-scale urban context.
- Urban Farm Designers: Entrepreneurs and managers who want to optimize their farm layout for biodiversity, resilience, and multiple outputs.
- Municipal & Park Managers: Public sector professionals responsible for designing and managing public green spaces for greater community and ecological benefit.
