Our goals start with confronting the issue of finding clear and uncomplicated permaculture education. The chaos of scattered resources, conflicting advice, and no clear starting point often turn eager learners away. Mycelium exists to bridge these gaps. Similar to mycelial systems which connect ecosystems underground, the platform links scattered knowledge together to lower the barrier of learning. Mycelium strengthens permaculture education at its roots, encouraging informed action to support the overarching goal of addressing food insecurity.
I built Mycelium at 16 because I wanted uncomplicated permaculture guidance. I got exhausted finding conflicting advice and resources that didn't apply to me. So I spent the next year building a platform I couldn't find. With the guidance I got from the Philippine Permaculture Association and hours of curating content, Mycelium is now what I wish existed when I was searching alone at 2 am with too many tabs to count.
READ MY FULL JOURNEYWe prioritize transparency with all our users, we want you to know how we create resources and build this platform.
100% Free, forever. No paywalls, no ads interrupting your learning. We believe permaculture knowledge should be accessible to everyone, regardless of income or location.
OUR MISSION
We personally review every video, course, and article before adding it to Mycelium. Each resource is checked thoroughly, prioritizing beginner-friendliness.
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Our resources are credible and field-tested, shaped by indigenous permaculture from the Baganihan Collective, content contributions from the Philippine Permaculture Association (PPA), and medicinal plant knowledge from the Sanghiblayan Collective.
LEARN MOREVisual learning paths from beginner introductions to advanced techniques
From free introductions to full PDC certifications
Quality permaculture content organized by topic
Permaculture is not just organic gardening. It is a design system that applies to backyards, communities, and entire ways of living.
How to read your space, what to prioritize first, and what you can realistically start in a week.
The thinking tools behind every permaculture decision.
A food forest is a layered ecosystem that produces food and largely takes care of itself.
