Learn valuable skills and strategies to become a seed educator in your community! We invite permaculturists, gardeners, farmers, teachers, and community leaders to join us in Los Angeles this March 14-18th for Seed School Teacher Training – Los Angeles.

During this five-day course, participants will gain a deep understanding of ancient seed saving practices alongside leadership development training to empower them as community seed leaders. This unique opportunity is limited to 25 students and available by application on a first come, first served basis. If you are passionate about seeds and wish to play an active role in this powerful grassroots movement, we encourage you to apply!

The training incorporates permaculture principles, infusing learning strategies with holistic perspectives to support participants' development in their areas of focus. These areas include: farming, backyard gardening, facilitating seed libraries or exchanges, education, and advocacy for food or seed issues.

Help us exponentially increase bio-regional seed literacy! Seed School Teacher Training empowers students to take the next steps in transferring seed knowledge to communities via educational models.

Facilitated by: Bill McDorman (Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance), Don Tipping (Siskiyou Seeds), Vanessa Carter (Occidental Arts & Ecology Center, Resilient School Program), David King, Seed Library of Los Angeles, and special guest instructors.