Welcome to Pikes Peak Permaculture!
Pikes Peak Permaculture, Inc. is a non-profit, educational organization with the mission to provide education and instruction to the general public on the nature, ways and benefits of the discipline of Permaculture.
Announcement!
We have just been informed that our Contact form has not been sending emails properly. If you have tried to contact us via our contact form recently we did not receive your email. We are working on correcting the issue and have implemented a second party form. If you are still looking for information you can resubmit your form using the button on our contact us page and it will get to us or you can email directly. Blueplanetbecky@gmail.com or Jaymethedesigner@gmail.com
“The only ethical decision is to take responsibility for our own existence and that of our children.” – Bill Mollison.
Curious about permaculture?
Join us for our 2025 permaculture design course!
This life changing program will show you a different way to look at the world. From the macro level of whole watersheds to the micro level of right outside your front door, permaculture design will teach you how to process information differently.
This course includes the full permaculture curriculum, tours of fantastic sites, hands on skills and community building.
2024 Educator of the Year
Jayme Domejka came to Pikes Peak Permaculture as a student in 2015. She was an engaged and eager student of permaculture. Having taken online courses previously, she had an extremely good grasp of it. Since that course, Jayme has achieved numerous certificates in design, teaching and natural building. Education is the one thing Jayme can’t get enough of! All the while, she runs her own homestead and permaculture consultation business and serves as the Program Director for Pike Peak Permaculture. Jayme has cultivated many positive connections within the regional community. She doesn’t just practice permaculture; she teaches it everywhere she can and guides her students and clients on the permaculture path. This award from the Colorado Association of Conservation Districts as the 2024 Educator of the Year is very well deserved. Pikes Peak Permaculture is so proud of Jayme Domejka and we are blessed with her ongoing work. Jayme is working for the whole of the planet through her work in the Pikes Peak region. Thank you, Jayme!
We’ve been making seed balls, you can make them too!
This is a fun, interactive way to rewild our spaces using natural materials that are widely available. Kids especially love to get their hands dirty in this process and as a bonus they get to watch what happens when the seeds come to life.