Permadynamics

Permadynamics Permadynamics is our research farm and education centre for regenerative living practises. From the PermaDynamics team,
Klaus, Ness, Josh, Frida and Mathilde.

PermaDynamics is our family-run research farm and education centre for regenerative living practises. We are continually evolving and working together to innovate and co-create a diversity of ecosystems for food, community and climate resilience.

Caring for the land:
We have over 30 years of international experience in orchestrating succession to bring land to its full potential of natural abund

ance and diversity. Simultaneously building fertile soil, creating wild life habitats, increasing water infiltration and growing a diversity of food crops. With over 250 plant species, our food forest creates a sanctuary and breeding zones for our native birds, Tui, Kūkūpa, Pāteke, Korimako, Pīwakawaka, Ruru, and Kiwi. Education:
We continue to share, exchange and inspire our students and ourselves how to observe nature, design with intelligence and interact with dynamic awareness. Our vast experience offers inspiration to all who wish to become more community-sufficient through regenerative agriculture. Food Resilience:
Rippling out from our practice of permaculture living is our strive for implementing a perennial diet ethos. Our food forest, mushroom grove and market garden provide our family and community with nutrient-dense, organic food. We are continually experimenting, expanding and incorporating more regenerative, perennial forms of food production to incorporate a diversity of foods that regenerate and build healthy soil. Climate mitigation:
We constantly strive towards being carbon negative by adapting our tools, machinery and transport to electrics. Supplying to local customers and applying carbon sequestration practises with biochar, humus production and use of renewable energy. For more information visit our website:
www.permadynamics.net

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Who's keen to get inspired and hopeful about our future?We've just finished this 10 month Syntropic Agroforestry Interns...
02/08/2026

Who's keen to get inspired and hopeful about our future?

We've just finished this 10 month Syntropic Agroforestry Internship program and are so in awe of the crew we had training and learning with us over the year.

This 20min mini film shares our internship journey, what our students learned and why we think Syntropic Agroforestry and Permaculture is the way to establish robust regenerative change.

If you're interested to find out more and want to get involved for 2027 internship - Check out our website here:
https://www.permadynamics.co.nz/

What does it take to grow the next generation of regenerative land ...

08/07/2026

Our internship was full of diversity of learning. This days learning on top of the ridge milling timber hauled from the Syntropic food forest was a fun highlight!

08/07/2026

Weekend 10 of our internship!! Installation in a steep degraded site. Turning barren landscapes into fertile ecosystems that we can be an active and beneficial member of. Using minimal impact tools we showed how you can create profound and lasting change by working with the power of plants.

29/05/2026

Internship weekend 8 - all about gathering and processing perennial foods and deepening our students knowledge and identification of plants. What soil succession they thrive in and what their functional role could be in a syntropic ecosystem.

And of course lots of sharing stories amongst the harvests and feasting abundantly with deep gratitude to Papatūānuku for growing such a diversity of nutrition. 🤍🤍🤍

26/04/2026

Essential skills when working with density and diversity in a Syntropic system!

Snack break mid chop and dropping’ in the food forest 🍊🍊Our citrus grows super well in our mid to high layer, actually b...
05/04/2026

Snack break mid chop and dropping’ in the food forest 🍊🍊
Our citrus grows super well in our mid to high layer, actually benefiting from partial shade being notably less prone to leaf curl or sooty mold. And still very juicy sweet!
Our whole food forest is a pattern of fruit trees, natives and support species. No matter what time of year there is always something refreshing to snack on as we sweep through with our heart driven machetes.

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Matapouri
Whangarei
0173

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