Permaculture for Urban Living with Chevvy Tang
A free, 1-hour online talk about permaculture and more resilient urban landscapes.
Why it caught our eye
The session connects permaculture principles with everyday urban landscapes, from water and planting to community, and leaves time for questions.
About this experience
Christ the King Evangelical Lutheran Church’s monthly environmental education series explores how people can respond to ecological uncertainty. In this session, Chevvy Tang introduces permaculture as a way to see urban landscapes as connected, living systems. The talk covers agroforestry, regenerative practices, water management, native plantings and community, with practical stories and ideas.
What you can expect
A 1-hour online webinar with interactive discussion and questions for the speaker. The organizer says registrants will receive WebEx connection details by email and a link to the recording.
Good to know before you go
Free registration through Eventbrite. Chevvy Tang is described by the organizer as a Texas Master Gardener Vegetable Specialist, Texas Water Specialist, Texas Master Naturalist Entomology Specialist and PINA-recognized Permaculture Teacher.
People holding the space
Chevvy Tang
Speaker
Chevvy Tang is described by the event organizer as a Texas Master Gardener Vegetable Specialist, Texas Water Specialist, Texas Master Naturalist Entomology Specialist and PINA-recognized Permaculture Teacher.
Hosted by
Christ the King Evangelical Lutheran Church