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Shakshuka

A rich, savory tomato sauce simmered with spices — the perfect base for poached eggs or a hearty vegetable stew. Enjoy this North African–inspired dish with crusty bread for a warming, flavorful meal any time of day.

Ingredients: Tomato puree, cumin, chili powder, onion and garlic flake, black pepper, vinegar 5%, lemon rind, big sur sea salt, ascorbic acid

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Introduction to Permaculture – Online Session – August 20, 2026

Are you permaculture curious? Maybe you’ve heard the term, but don’t quite get what it’s all about? Organic gardening or something? Is there more to it? And what’s unique about the Santa Cruz Permaculture approach? Permaculture design is a method of landscape planning that can be applied to anything, from a home garden or farm to a city block or

Introduction to Permaculture – Online Session – February 5, 2026

Are you permaculture curious? Maybe you’ve heard the term, but don’t quite get what it’s all about? Organic gardening or something? Is there more to it? And what’s unique about the Santa Cruz Permaculture approach? Permaculture design is a method of landscape planning that can be applied to anything, from a home garden or farm to a city block or

PDC Session 6: Social Permaculture, Community Development, & Design Presentations (March 7-8, 2026)

Explore the principles of social permaculture Learn about community designs and programs that foster resilient neighborhoods Explore best practices for starting and sustaining intentional communities and Ecovillages Visit urban gardens and orchards in Santa Cruz Present final permaculture design projects This one-weekend course is part of a six-weekend course series: Permaculture Design Certificate Course. Sign up for this single weekend below or check out

PDC Session 5: Broad Scale Permaculture for Ecosystem Regeneration: Integrated Animal Husbandry & Forest Management (February 7-8, 2026)

Tour local gardens and broadacre ranches that are applying permaculture principles to their animal husbandry practices, such as holistic grazing Learn about forest management practices, including Sudden Oak Life Implement Sudden Oak Life strategies Study and practice fruit tree pruning This one-weekend course is part of a six-weekend course series: Permaculture Design Certificate Course. Sign up for this single weekend below or check out the whole

PDC Session 4: Home Scale Permaculture: Creating Natural Homes & Edible Landscapes (January 3-4, 2026)

Learn about natural building techniques Gain hands-on experience building a small structure with cob Learn about crop planning strategies Tour the UC Santa Cruz Farm and Chadwick Garden Explore the application of permaculture methods to educational curriculum design and the creation of school garden programs Study food forests and fruit trees Define and design “guilds” or constructed plant communities Discuss local food issues

PDC Session 3: Personal & Economic Permaculture (December 13-14, 2025)

Learn and practice nonviolent communication Participate in a Work that Reconnects workshop and learn about the Spiral of the Work That Reconnects Discuss and reflect on Right Livelihood and your role in the Great Turning Explore strategies for mitigating disaster through community resilience, permaculture design, and creating disaster plans Gain an understanding of financial permaculture, challenges with our current economic system, and concepts like money and banking Learn about topics

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