Video Courses
Curated video playlists on sustainable living and eco-design
Community Gardening
This course gives valuable information on how to plan, design community gardens with resource & material collection, planting, caring, harvesting, sharing tips.
Balcony Gardening
Learn about balcony gardening. Evaluate your balcony space, expand your creative ideas for small spaces, choose right plants, set up soil and containers and much more...
Introduction to Sustainability
"Introduction to Sustainability: Our Shared Responsibility for Mother Earth" is a course offered at Earth United Platform and it delves into the intricate balance of our planet's natural systems and the human activities pushing them to the brink. This course aims to educate individuals about the concept of sustainability, highlight the dangers of unchecked growth, and emphasize the importance of collective action. Through a mix of scientific understanding, real-world examples, and inspiring stories, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and motivation to be part of the solution.
Humanity's Role on Earth
Humanity’s existence on Earth is a story of growth, progress, and innovation, but it’s also a story of environmental impact, challenges, and the need for change. Over the next videos of this course, we will explore how our actions shape the world around us, the importance of sustainability, and how each of us can contribute to a more harmonious relationship with the Earth.
Humanity's Impact on Earth
"Humanity's Impact on Earth" is a comprehensive course designed to provide learners with a deep understanding of how human activities affect our planet's systems. This course aims to bridge the gap between knowledge and action, equipping learners with the information they need to make informed decisions and contribute to sustainable practices.
Introduction to Permaculture
🌱 Introduction to Permaculture Designing Regenerative Systems for People and the Planet This 10-module course offers a comprehensive and practical introduction to the ethics, principles, and design methods of permaculture — a regenerative system for living sustainably with the Earth. Whether you're a gardener, educator, farmer, activist, or designer, this course equips you with the tools to rethink how we grow food, build communities, manage resources, and care for one another. What You’ll Learn: Core ethics and principles of permaculture How to observe and analyze climate, land, and water Soil health, composting, mulching, and cover cropping Designing food forests, plant guilds, and integrated animal systems Community resilience, social permaculture, and regenerative economics Practical skills to apply permaculture design to your life and landscape Through visual presentations, guided reflections, and real-world examples, you’ll walk away with the confidence to begin designing holistic, resilient systems — from home gardens to entire communities.
