March 21 / 10 a.m. / Free Join us for a beginner-friendly introduction to permaculture — a regenerative design philosophy rooted in observing nature and working in harmony with the land. Roxana Segovia Beltran of Gardyn-Doulah will teach permaculture’s principles to create resilient gardens, deeper ecological awareness and stronger community connections, regardless of garden size or experience level. This workshop is all indoors and will include short reflective exercises and small-group discussions. Participants may want to bring a notebook for reflections or design ideas. All are welcome; no prior gardening experience required. Register here Photo by Tim Phillips Roxana Segovia Beltran is a permaculture designer, educator, and founder of Gardyn-Doulah, a regenerative gardening initiative rooted in hands-on learning and community connection. With over 18 years of experience tending vegetable and forest gardens — including work at Howard Community College and Forested—she has guided hundreds of volunteers and grown hundreds of pounds of fresh produce for community programs. Roxana specializes in accessible permaculture education, ecological design, and cultural storytelling as tools for strengthening land stewardship and community resilience.
