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The focus of this organization, led by Doug Crouch, is agro-ecology systems regeneration with its cascading affects into equitable social systems and thriving local economies.  We achieve this mission through a dynamic field work that stems from our designs and consulting, which leads often into implementation work. We also achieve the mission through our focus on giving people back environmental literacy through holistic education and our Permaculture Design Course Handbook (TreeYo EDU).

Through this diversity of work in varying projects and education programs globally, the networks spread, like mycelium in a forest, popping up here and there when the conditions are ripe for these seeds of change. Patterns inspire us, a passion burns for lighting a spark for others towards biodiversity, and we aim to give resilience back to our interconnected ecosystems. 

Doug Crouch’s Hands in the soil built from the years of hard work

Doug Crouch, TreeYo co-founder and current director

Principles art as a part of the TreeYo EDU project

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Upcoming TreeYo Permaculture 2020 Courses, Projects, and Events:

• Tree Tapping and Syruping with Barry and Doug: February 1
• Winter Weekend PDC: Treasure Lake, USA 2020: February and March
• Working in the field with the following two sites seen below

Project Involvement for the following months will focus on:

• Treasure Lake: Permaculture Forest and Farm: Kentucky, USA- Holistic Forest Management, Food Forestry, and Organic Gardening, Educational and Recreation Center Development
• Cincinnati Permaculture Institute, Cincinnati, OH, USA- education and network expansion

For registration or more information about our courses, questions about permaculture, or our consultation and design services, please contact Doug through the following form:

Our Permaculture Definition

Permaculture is the harmonious integration of all life kingdoms into agriculturally productive ecosystems and socially just environments producing sound economic outcomes through systems management. It is a regenerative design intention reflecting patterns in nature that seeks to build interconnections allowing for energy efficiency and abundance of yield.

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