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Would you like to help out with the running and going on's with Northwest Permaculture Convergence? Looking for Volunteers, Interns, Succession Allies, Board Positions and Committee's Open!

Convergence 2023 ~ Sustainable Org Development

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If you are interested in joining the board, please email info@northwestpermaculture.org.

Board members:

• Shaelee Evans, President - Shaelee’s childhood love of flowers arose to her founding Integrated Earth Horticulture in 2006, and Goodness Tea in 2008. She received AS degrees in Natural Resources Management (‘04), Surveying-Geomatics (‘06) and a BS in Applied Business Management (‘18).  She spender her work time tending tea and herb gardens, foraging and blending for Goodness Tea, caretaking for other's landscapes, and participating at farmers markets across the Olympic Peninsula. Her heart is invested in social advocacy through this company and Olympic Mountain Growers Cooperative -all designed to make good of the region’s abundant natural resources teach on the benefits of plants- She makes her home at Goodness Tea Farm, a jaunt away from the mighty Dungeness River, in the rain-shadow of the Olympic Mountains, Sequim Washington.
  Phone: 360-670-1041  Email: goodnesstea@gmail.com ​
• David Stein, Technology Coordinator - David Stein is a recent college graduate with a degree in Ethnobotany. His long-term goal is to be a herb farmer. His interest in permaculture began with herbal medicine, and has evolved over the years. While going to school at Fairhaven College in Bellingham, he has worked on the farm located right on campus. Over the next few years, David has travel ed around the world visiting permaculture sites in other countries. ​
• Julie Wolf has lived in Tahuya on Twana land since 1989 on 10 acres of forest next to a small lake with her husband and non-human friends. She loves community building and learning to collaborate to co-create with Life's Intelligence, an ever transcending and more balanced beautiful life on earth with other woke and awakening beings towards a more regenerative and equitable world. Volunteer and Board ally since 2018, she was officially voted onto the Board in March 2022 and wears many hats (volunteer coordinator, admin assistant, secretary, communications coordinator, community builder, artifact archive organizer, and citizen media coordinator). She works to make the organization more sustainable, moving at the pace of peace and trust to onboard new volunteers, interns and succession allies. She cares about healing relational harm (social permaculture) and wants to set this organization up for better succession and exit strategies for volunteers that are energizing and inspiring to make a real impact.  
  
  This is an invitation for all of us here to regroup, come together and cultivate our unique culture - every day - in coherence with the beautiful vision of the new world we want to create together. The conscious relationships, processes and ecosystems we are building together are essential to accelerate this movement. This is the time for enacting our Visions!
  
• David Ahlgren: Earthworks Encourager- Info coming soon

Community Partners

• Thomas Price
• Galen Tromble
• Jan Spencer
• Blair Paul