ENGLAND: The famous Chalice Well Garden in Glastonbury is a designated World Peace Garden.
• contact the Chalice Well Guardian on 01458 831154
ENGLAND: Permacultural Design for Longmarsh Public Park in Totnes, Devon, which JC Gale made in 1991 for South Hams District Council (owners). This includes the whole 12-acre park, now fully mature and beautiful. (WPG designation to be arranged).
ENGLAND: Foxhole Community Garden, Dartington Hall Trust Estate, Totnes, Devon.
ENGLAND: Children's Peace Garden in school at Fowey, Cornwall based on Permacultural principles.
ENGLAND: Designated World Peace Garden in the Shekinashram, Glastonbury.
ENGLAND: World Peace Garden at the Healing Hydro, Tor View Avenue, Glastonbury.
ENGLAND: Community Peace Garden, Gale Street, Dagenham, London.
ENGLAND: Children's Peace Garden at the Community Centre, Follaton,Totnes, Devon.
ENGLAND: World Peace Garden in Belovodya, Whiteley Avenue, Totnes, Devon.
ENGLAND: Peace Garden in the Forest Garden, Penpol, near Fowey, Cornwall, England.
ENGLAND: Garden in the proposed Intercultural Arts Centre, Peckham Rye, London.
ENGLAND: The Robert Hart Memorial Forest Garden was designated a World Peace Garden at Rushbury, near Church Stretton, Shropshire.
• contact trustee Rowena Stone on 01458 630723
ENGLAND: A World Peace Garden is being designated with our Logo at the Tree Spirit Centre, Hawkbatch Farm, Beardley, Worcestershire DY12 3AH.
• contact 01299 400586 for enquiries
ENGLAND: Susan & David’s beautiful permacultural garden with self-built thatch temple and barn is a World Peace Garden designate at Huish Episcopy, near Langport.
ENGLAND: Designated World Peace Garden in former church, Earlanger Road, Peckham, London.
WALES: Several mixed schools in Powys, Wales, have been designated with our Logo in 2003 by the Primrose Earth Awareness Trust, whose Director, Dr Paul Benham, is keen on enabling children to help design their school gardens on Permacultural Principles.
Paul has found that it makes them eager to plant and build (as these involve as much diversity as possible) fruit bushes and trees, useful herbs, vegetables and flowers, arranged curvaceously seats and living arches to hide in, pools and straw bale play houses. It is a great joy to them to see their gardens evolving and growing, and then to use their produce for food and cures.
• for details please contact Dr Paul Benham, P.E.A.T., on 01497 847634 in Powys.
WALES: Permacultural World Peace Garden designated at small holding, Gwalia Cemmaes, Machynlleth, Powys.
WALES: World Peace Garden in the Campus of University of North Wales, Bangor.
WALES: Permacultural Garden in Ryader, South Wales.
WALES: Primrose Earth Awareness Trust - School Peace Garden, Felindre, Brecon - Children's Peace Garden on Permacultural principles.
SCOTLAND: The Roundhouse Peace Garden, Findhorn Community International Centre, Foray.
SCOTLAND: A Permacultural World Peace Garden at the Roundhouse Garden of Craig Gibson was formally designated during the International Conference "Synchronicity, Peace & Connectivity", hosted by Findhorn in 2004.
IRELAND: Glencree Peace & Reconciliation Centre, Wicklow Mountains, near Dublin. JC Gale made a Permacultural design for the World Peace Garden, designated there in 2001.