Permaculture students and self-directed learners
Starting a permaculture design course and wanting to map out all skills to acquire
This 'Skills I want to gain in order to build a permanent culture' mind map template organizes 100 nodes across 11 top-level branches, covering Ecologic, Economic/Finance, Health, Tools and technologies, Social permaculture, and Integral Design. It is designed for permaculture practitioners and lifelong learners who want to systematically identify and prioritize skills for creating a regenerative, permanent culture. Key branches include 'Regenerative agriculture' with subnodes like 'Agro-Forest systems' and 'Soil', and 'Social permaculture' featuring 'Conflict resolution' and 'Facilitation skills'. The template also includes priority categories such as 'Learn immediately' and 'Learn during next years' to help users sequence their learning journey. This skills I want to gain mind map serves as both a personal development planner and a cheat sheet for permaculture skill-building.
Terms and ConditionsStarting a permaculture design course and wanting to map out all skills to acquire
Planning a community resilience project and identifying needed competencies
Reviewing personal growth goals at the beginning of a new year or season
Open the template in Xmind and browse the eleven top-level branches to understand the comprehensive scope of permaculture skills.
Drill down into specific subnodes like Social Permaculture and drag relevant skills into the priority sections to sequence your learning journey.
Customize the map by adding new nodes, changing colors, or attaching notes to track your progress toward building a permanent culture.
It includes 100 nodes across 11 top-level categories: Ecologic, Economic/Finance, Health, Tools and technologies, Social permaculture, Integral Design, and priority groups like 'Learn immediately' and 'Learn during next years'.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then explore each branch (e.g., 'Regenerative agriculture', 'Social permaculture') and mark skills you want to learn. Use the priority nodes to sequence your learning.
Yes, this Xmind template is free to download and fully editable. You can add, remove, or rearrange nodes to match your personal goals.
It covers frameworks, tools, network building, and project management skills like 'Time Management' and 'Decision making', helping you design integrated systems for real-life application.
Absolutely. The template includes 'Learn immediately', 'Is not so pressing', and 'Learn during next years' — you can rename or reorder these categories as needed.
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