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SUMMARY:AMGD Enabling Garden - Permaculture Workshop 3 (21 November 2026)
DESCRIPTION:This Workshop has currently been postponed.\nAMGD Enabling Garden\nPermaculture Workshop 3 – Water is Life\, Create a Living Pond\nCome and join us on \nSaturday\, 21 November 2026\, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.\nat the AMGD Enabling Garden\nThis workshop introduces participants to the principles of pond design\, construction\, and ecosystem development. Participants will learn how to plan and build a pond that supports biodiversity\, provides suitable habitats for aquatic organisms\, and contributes to the overall health of the garden ecosystem. You will explore how to establish a balanced pond ecosystem by understanding the relationships between aquatic plants\, microorganisms\, insects\, and other pond inhabitants. \nThrough practical activities and discussions on pond ecology\, participants will gain an understanding of water quality\, nutrient cycling\, habitat creation\, and ecological balance. By the end of the activity\, participants will appreciate the importance of ponds as valuable ecological features that support wildlife\, enhance biodiversity\, and promote a more sustainable and resilient environment! \nAdmission \n$10 \nWhat to bring \nBring your own gloves\, water\, hat and sunscreen\, and wear closed-toe shoes. \nRegister >> here\n  \nAbout the Trainers \nWorkshop Trainer: Yau Ying Lin\nYing Lin is an avid gardener at Khatib Wellspring Farmden and the M.a.D. Garden @Winstedt\, composting & fermentation enthusiast\, and young professional in the construction industry. Active in regenerative gardening\, nurturing communities and weaving permaculture into everyday city living\, she believes we can do it in small and sure ways! PDC-certified in 2025. \nWorkshop Assistant: Phyllis Koh\nPhyllis has been an eco-enzyme and herbs planting workshop trainer with Gardens with Purpose & Eco-Enzyme SG since 2017\, Forest Therapy Practitioner and ecotourism curator since 2016\, and NUS Society Sustainability Chapter leader for ‘Walking towards Sustainability’ initiatives since 2024. She advocates zero organic food waste\, nature connection and human and planetary health\, while growing her own crops and contributing to community gardens since 2012. \nWorkshop Assistant: Tang Hung Bun\nHung Bun brings freshwater habitats to life. The main author of Singapore’s first dragonfly book\, A Photographic Guide to the Dragonflies\, he has built ecoponds in gardens across Singapore. A self-taught hands-on permaculture practitioner and nature educator\, he helps people turn garden spaces into thriving aquatic habitats — and discover the biodiversity at their doorstep! \n  \nAbout the AMGD Enabling Garden Project \nThe AMGD Enabling Garden\, located with the Enabling Village\, is an initiative by Reta Social Enterprise and AMGD Global\, working in collaboration with TCHS and the M.a.D. Garden\, to create an inclusive and accessible edible garden where Persons with Disabilities can gain training and work experience\, while the wider community learns about food\, sustainability and inclusion.  It is also part of TCHS’s Little Farms Everywhere endeavour\, using TCHS’s Collaborative Procurement Framework. \nRead more about the project >> here.
URL:https://tchs-global.org/event/amgd-enabling-garden-permaculture-workshop-3-21-november-2026/
LOCATION:AMGD Enabling Garden\, 20 Lengkok Bahru\, 159053\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:Urban Rooftop Farm - wethefarm (28 & 29 November 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Would you like to do your bit for food security in Singapore? \nRoll up your sleeves and join us on \nSaturday\, 28 November 2026 / Sunday\, 29 November 2026\n9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.*\nand/or\n4:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.*\n*(you can come any time within this period) \nto work on the urban farm at Level 5 of Beauty World Centre. \nYou will be meeting urban farmers Tan Jing Xiang and Nicholas Chin\, and helping in soil mixing\, planting and composting. \nWhat to bring \nBring your own gloves\, water\, hat and sunscreen. \nYou can also bring your veggie scraps and fruit peel for composting (but no cooked items or any animal products\, please).
URL:https://tchs-global.org/event/urban-rooftop-farm-wethefarm-28-29-november-2026/
LOCATION:Beauty World Centre\, 144 Upper Bukit Timah Road\, 588177\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:AMGD Enabling Garden - Permaculture Workshop 4 (5 December 2026)
DESCRIPTION:AMGD Enabling Garden\nPermaculture Workshop 4 – Grow a Forest\, Harvest Abundance\nCome and join us on \nSaturday\, 5 December 2026\, 9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.\nat the AMGD Enabling Garden\nThis workshop introduces participants to regenerative gardening and permaculture practices that promote biodiversity\, improve soil health\, and support sustainable food production. Participants will learn how to establish 1-metre-wide syntropic alleys\, and practise seed sowing and transplanting. \nIn addition\, participants will be introduced to the basic principles of food forests and learn how to plan plant life cycles\, considering different growth stages\, plant relationships and seasonal needs. \nThrough hands-on activities and practical discussions\, participants will gain the knowledge and skills to design productive\, resilient and ecologically balanced gardens while making effective use of natural resources and organic materials! \nAdmission \n$10 \nWhat to bring \nBring your own gloves\, water\, hat and sunscreen\, and wear closed-toe shoes. \nRegister >> here\n  \nAbout the Trainers \nWorkshop Trainer: Huang Qinyue\nSustainability professional by day and aspiring farmer by night (and weekends)\, Qinyue has been exploring regenerative agriculture since 2021 through her work in agribusiness and volunteering with Ground-Up Initiative and Khatib Wellspring Farmden. A Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) holder since 2024\, she is passionate about building more regenerative systems and exploring humanity’s place within the interconnected web of life.  PDC-certified in 2024. \nWorkshop Assistant: Lindy Quek\nBridging the worlds of policy\, business and community interest groups\, Lindy finds meaning in fostering partnerships that could move the needle towards a regenerative future. While she is most comfortable in farms and gardens\, obtaining a PDC along the way in 2025\, she is increasingly intrigued by supply chain dynamics underlying food trade and hope to better understand different models for food resilience. \nWorkshop Assistant: Rao Yongliang\nYongliang spent 6.5 years as a farm engineer in the agritech industry. Since 2025\, he has focused on developing community composting initiatives while working towards offering permaculture-based farm design and operations services. PDC-certified in 2026. \n  \nAbout the AMGD Enabling Garden Project \nThe AMGD Enabling Garden\, located with the Enabling Village\, is an initiative by Reta Social Enterprise and AMGD Global\, working in collaboration with TCHS and the M.a.D. Garden\, to create an inclusive and accessible edible garden where Persons with Disabilities can gain training and work experience\, while the wider community learns about food\, sustainability and inclusion.  It is also part of TCHS’s Little Farms Everywhere endeavour\, using TCHS’s Collaborative Procurement Framework. \nRead more about the project >> here.
URL:https://tchs-global.org/event/amgd-enabling-garden-permaculture-workshop-4-5-december-2026/
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