My name is Aaron Justice Tsatsaku. i am from Adzokoe Peki in the Volta Region of Ghana. i am final year student of The University of Cape Coast College of Distance Education, (CoDE). I am studying Educational Psychology.
I Started Heritage Permaculture Center in Peki Adzokoe after I took part in the 1st Ecovillage Design Education at Kumasi Institute of Tropical Agriculture (KITA) and Ghana Permaculture Institute (GPI). I also took part in other relevant Permaculture courses.
Since then, I’m living and working in my community by creating school gardens and also set up a demonstration center to bring members in my community closer to nature through Permaculture Trainings.
I am providing trainings to local farmers the principals of permaculture as a sustainable agricultural principle to improve the issues with poverty and undernourishment in local communities.
Beside that, I am also providing biodiversity awareness programs for schools since I think education is the key. I have also organized training on Oyster Mushroom Cultivation to youths, women and children in my community a year ago. it was a month intensive training.
Working together with the local communities is really so rewarding and I will never choose to stay idle. Permaculture stole my heart.
I hope to find more nice and trustworthy friendships in order to share experiences about permaculture and sustainable living and get their supports through any kind.
Heritage Permaculture Center needs strong financial supports to keep it projects moving.
I have shared some post showing pictures about my farm and my work with the local communities of Peki Adzokoe.
#Caring for Humanity and The Earth!#
Connect with Aaron Justice Tsatsaku
My name is Aaron Justice Tsatsaku. i am from Adzokoe Peki in the Volta Region of Ghana. i am final year student of The University of Cape Coast College of Distance Education, (CoDE). I am studying Educational Psychology.
I Started Heritage Permaculture Center in Peki Adzokoe after I took part in the 1st Ecovillage Design Education at Kumasi Institute of Tropical Agriculture (KITA) and Ghana Permaculture Institute (GPI). I also took part in other relevant Permaculture courses.
Since then, I’m living and working in my community by creating school gardens and also set up a demonstration center to bring members in my community closer to nature through Permaculture Trainings.
I am providing trainings to local farmers the principals of permaculture as a sustainable agricultural principle to improve the issues with poverty and undernourishment in local communities.
Beside that, I am also providing biodiversity awareness programs for schools since I think education is the key. I have also organized training on Oyster Mushroom Cultivation to youths, women and children in my community a year ago. it was a month intensive training.
Working together with the local communities is really so rewarding and I will never choose to stay idle. Permaculture stole my heart.
I hope to find more nice and trustworthy friendships in order to share experiences about permaculture and sustainable living and get their supports through any kind.
Heritage Permaculture Center needs strong financial supports to keep it projects moving.
I have shared some post showing pictures about my farm and my work with the local communities of Peki Adzokoe.
#Caring for Humanity and The Earth!#
Connect with Aaron Justice Tsatsaku
