Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation, Republic of Ireland
Our first World Peace Garden was inaugurated at the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation, Ireland in May 2000.
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Chalice Well Garden, Glastonbury, Somerset, England
The famous Chalice Well Garden in Glastonbury is a designated World Peace Garden.
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Tulsi Trust Ayurvedic Peace Garden Courtyard, Chhattisgarh, India
The buildings enclose a courtyard garden with herbs and flowering fruit bushes for well-being. Designed by Jeffrey Gale in 2002.
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World Peace Garden at School for Peace Studies in the Campus of University of San Diego
A circular garden which our Founder designed, opened and designated in 2003.
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About us
We are creating a Worldwide Network of WORLD PEACE GARDENS.
OUR AIM
is that everybody can create (or have access to) an area of peace and tranquillity enabling contemplation on the beauty of our Earth and of the ideals of living in harmony with nature and with our local community
You can join us in this consciousness–raising network of gardens simply by declaring that your own garden, patio, balcony, or (by requesting to the relevant authorities) your local public park or garden be made into a
WORLD PEACE GARDEN. Each garden can then connect into this worldwide network website to meet people of all ages, exchange ideas, recipes, stories and legends.
In Britain and around the world, there is a diversity of gardens and parklands, full of beauty and originality.
However, many overcrowded urbanites have an increasing need for quiet, safe and natural surroundings
in which to retreat from stress of work and daily life.
in which to retreat from stress of work and daily life.
Using Permacultural Principles, gardens can enhance the theme of peace and non-violence.
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Designating a World Peace Garden
ButtonANY garden, from a plant pot or a windowbox to a park or a forest, may be designated
as a World Peace Garden!
Why not designate a World Peace Garden at your private garden, Public Park, Community or Healing Centre in your district?
Please get in touch if you would like to be part of our world-wide network
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NEW PEACE GARDEN IN KENYA
ButtonProviding training and permaculture skills to the community to establish food and water security
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Make Peace with Earth & Each Other
ButtonFor a small donation we can provide our full-colour "logo poster" for you to display in your garden.
We plan to provide alternative formats of the logo, including in wood and ceramic so please get in touch if you would like to request this.
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How To Join
If you would like to propose a garden suitable for designation, please send its name and its situation to the WPGN membership secretary, Alix@worldpeacegardensnetwork.org.
Any kind of garden, patio, balcony, or
your local public park or garden (by requesting to the relevant authorities) can be designated.
You
can designate your Garden of any size as a World Peace Garden
simply by requesting a copy of our Logo and displaying it at, or near your Garden. Most members create a special ceremony as an occasion at which their Garden is inaugurated.
For a small donation we can send you our full-colour "Hands in Greeting" logo
(18cm/7" diameter) which is available as a laminated waterproof A4 Poster with explanatory script on the rear for £7 GBP, or a hardier version is also available in 40mm plastic for £26 GBP (postage is included in the fee for either item). New formats of our Logo are being planned including in wood and ceramic.
Send payment in GBP funds to World Peace Gardens Network, Lloyds Bank, Sort Code 309869, Account No 2322109, and email the membership secretary with a Membership Form
which can be downloaded here. For further information on Initiating a WPG and / or advice on Permaculture, please contact the membership secretary.
Donations - e.g. in the form of seed, cash or work on our projects - are always welcome! The Donate button can be found below.
