Business Description
Design, Education, and Practice for Ecological Culture
Prospect Rock Permaculture is one of the region’s longest established permaculture design and education organizations. We design Landscapes, Buildings, Farms, and deliver Educational Events that assist people and communities to cultivate social and ecological health and respond to the confluent crises of the 21st century with resilience, abundance, and ecological regeneration.
We consult with landowners, community organizations, schools, towns, farmers, homesteaders, and others to interpret ecological context and make human-managed ecosystems more connected, beautiful, and productive. In particular, we assist people in designing the built environment to better grow food, build soil, secure fresh water, harvest the sun, and harmonize with natural communities in very site specific and client tailored ways.
We work out of Northern Vermont with clients throughout the Northeast- from Quebec to NYC and beyond. While our expertise is in high-performance ecological regeneration, food production, and shelter systems for cold temperate/ arctic conditions, we have designed and implemented systems in New Zealand, Colorado, Chile, Argentina, California, New Mexico, Arizona, Nigeria, Ghana, Denmark, and the Netherlands.
-Prospect Rock Permaculture will be incorporating as a ‘Low-Profit, Limited Liability Company ‘(L3C), a legal entity created for socially-responsible businesses which prioritize educational and socially beneficial aims above profit making.-
Address & Contact
- Street:
- 2780 Route 15 West
- Postcode:
- 05656
- City:
- Johnson
- State:
- Vermont
- Zip:
- 05656
- Phone:
- (802) 734-1129
- Website:
- www.prospectrock.org
- Category:
- Farming Agriculture
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