Lifelong Learning
Lifelong learning is an ongoing journey that extends beyond formal education.
At Cuvilly, the Lifelong Learning program is firmly rooted in the principles of ecological sustainability. Participants have the opportunity to explore practices such as permaculture, composting, renewable energy, and waste reduction, empowering them to live in harmony with the entire Earth community.
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Through a hands-on, immersive approach, the programs equip individuals of all ages with the skills and knowledge needed to make environmentally conscious choices and foster a deeper connection with the natural world. This dedication to sustainability ensures that learning not only supports personal growth but also contributes to the well-being and resilience of the planet.
Current Offerings
Recycled Animal Feed Tote Bag
Create a strong reusable bag from one of Cuvilly"s animals feed bags. You will leave this two hour class with a completed bag, ready to use. No sewing experience necessary. All materials provided.​
The workshop is lead by Kate Dwyer of Cuvilly's Eco-Artisans Group.
Thursday, February 13 2025 at 6:30 in Cuvilly's Yurt. Cost: $25
Speakers
Beyond Plastics
Beyond Plastics with Andrea Lacroix highlights not only the dangers that plastic pollution poses to people and ecosystems, but also offers practical solutions for daily life.​
Speaker: Andrea Lacroix. Date: Tues, April 8 at 6:30 in Cuvilly's Yurt. Cost: Free will donation.​
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Vermiculture: Working Worms
Vermiculture, or worm farming​ transforms kitchen and paper waste into vermicompost. These worm castings help amend soil for healthier, more robust plantings. They reduce landfill, reuse food scraps and rejuvenate the soil making our gardens a richer.
Speaker: JC Sawyer. Date: Tues, May 14 at 6:30 in Cuvilly's Yurt. Cost: Free will donation
Landscaping for Biodiversity Curriculum
Based on Doug Talamy's book Natures Best Hope, this six-module curriculum, explores the need to welcome and support biodiversity in the spaces where we live and work. Hands on learning opportunities explore practical ways to make changes in the way we garden and landscape.
Access to the curriculum is free.
Ways to Get Involved
Join the Ecojustice Artisans
​The Eco-Artisans aim to tackle the issue of textile waste and fiber pollution by collaborating and using their creative skills, to repurpose fabrics and other fiber-based materials. For more information contact us.​
Arrange a Guided Tour
​​Tour our seven acres as we continue to transform them into a biodiverse, permaculture landscape. Please visit the contact page and tell us about yourself or your group.​
Join the Gardening Support Group
​This is a group of individuals supporting each other as they transform their backyards into spaces that support bidiversity. Areas of focus include planting for pollinators, removing invasive species, establishing native plants, creating wildlife habitats, and more. ​
Join the Conversation on Our Forum
​The Ecojustice Network Forum is an online space for meaningful conversations about ecojustice issues.. Share ideas, successes, challenges or simply ask or answer a questions, to help foster an active and supportive community driving change. Start a new post, join the discussion with a comment,, or explore what others are talking about.
Become a Volunteer
​Discover the joy of volunteering! Meet new people, learn new skills, and put your existing talents to good use. If you love spending time outdoors and want to help maintain the enchanting space that is Cuvilly, join us and experience the fulfillment of making a difference.​
Thank you for your support!
