We all can live in a thriving world

By integrating principles of permaculture design and urban ecology, ecosystem remediation and Indigenous-based methodologies, we may actively build a more sustainable and balanced relationship with our homes, public spaces, and natural areas.

The modern world requires adapted action to how we build and use environmental benefits. By advocating for beneficial legislation, promoting conservation, and by utilizing both forward and past thinking we can mediate wastes, improve design of existing infrastructure, build new infrastructure, safeguard natural spaces, and create environments designed for increased resilience.

At any scale, from individual homes sites to cohabitated living projects, even towns and entire cities may be designed to maximize natural biodiversity, sustainability, and community longevity. Together we are stronger.

NTA is permaculture design certified through the Oregon State University (OSU).

NTA partners with diverse organizations to foster collaborative leadership, build strong coalitions, and apply systems thinking—driving innovation and meaningful action across community-based networks. Please don’t hesitate to reach out so that we may build a better world together.