Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Chris Evans from the Himalayan Permaculture Centre speaks to Maddy Harland, Permaculture Magazine editor, at the 2019 Oxford Real Farming Conference.
Chris explains the work of the project in Nepal, and how they are working from a grassroots level, teaching local farmers a range of skills to become food secure, to create healthy lifestyles and to earn an income. The project reaches thousands of people across 352 villages, transforming the lives of farmers, who then go on to teach others.
To learn more about the Himalayan Permaculture Centre visit himalayanpermaculture.com
To learn more about Chris Evans and his UK permaculture centre visit applewoodcourses.com
To learn more about the Oxford Real Farming Conference visit orfc.org.uk
For more on permaculture visit permaculture.co.uk
Chris Evans from the Himalayan Permaculture Centre speaks to Maddy Harland, Permaculture Magazine editor, at the 2019 Oxford Real Farming Conference.
Chris explains the work of the project in Nepal, and how they are working from a grassroots level, teaching local farmers a range of skills to become food secure, to create healthy lifestyles and to earn an income. The project reaches thousands of people across 352 villages, transforming the lives of farmers, who then go on to teach others.
To learn more about the Himalayan Permaculture Centre visit himalayanpermaculture.com
To learn more about Chris Evans and his UK permaculture centre visit applewoodcourses.com
To learn more about the Oxford Real Farming Conference visit orfc.org.uk
For more on permaculture visit permaculture.co.uk
