
Bogata Šuma means Rich Forest in Croatian. And rich it is! We're living in an edible landscape that slowly transforms into a polyculture nut orchard.

| Member since | 01.2023 |
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| Last updated | 11.2025 |
| Established in | 2014 |
| Size | 0.10 ha |
Hello, my name is Cathrine and I have a passion for regenerating essential ecosystem functions. My place is a small homestead where I work with permaculture ethics and principles. I aim for about 50% self-sufficiency and have a forest garden, kitchen garden, chickens, water saving systems, compost and compost toilet. The house is renovated using organic building methods and has a rocket mass heater, clay plastered walls and recycled materials.
I teach permaculture life style, PDC's and organic building and mentor diploma apprentices in applied permaculture design. I often have volunteers to help and learn.
Frameworks, process, stratgies and techniques used at Kattekærhus LAND centre
Bogata Šuma means Rich Forest in Croatian. And rich it is! We're living in an edible landscape that slowly transforms into a polyculture nut orchard.
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