If you join us in Terény from 25–27 September 2026, you'll spend three inspiring days exploring practical, regenerative approaches to water management.

• Examining the European drought situation through a permaculture lens: what lies behind the water crisis, and what positive role can we play in changing it?

• How severe is the situation in Hungary compared to the international context, and what solutions work in much drier regions?

• How does water behave? What types of water do we manage, and in what patterns do they move?

• As individuals, how can we contribute to replenishing water in our local bioregion on a small scale?

• What water-retention strategies exist for both small- and large-scale landscapes?

• How do we select the right water-retention method—such as contour ditches, ponds, or dams—based on terrain conditions?

• How can we create diverse, resilient landscapes that support biodiversity and sustainable food production?

• How can we manage precipitation that is decreasing in volume and arriving at unpredictable times?

• How should we plant the landscape to achieve the best results?

• How can we use earthworks to spread, channel, and retain water?

• How can we stabilize the soil, which serves as the most critical layer for water retention?

• Key leverage points in the water cycle for households and small farms to increase yields.

• We recommend this program to anyone who wants to gain a deep understanding of the processes involved in designing water systems, or who is already working in this field.

• It can be a great help to those who are considering moving to the countryside, but the knowledge gained can also be easily applied in an urban setting.

• For those who already own a small or large farm and experience the impact of climate change in their daily lives through reduced yields.