Expanding Edge Permaculture Inc.

Expanding Edge Permaculture Inc., headquartered in Stony Plain, Alberta within the North Saskatchewan Watershed on Treaty 6 lands, specializes in regenerative solutions that design, build, and maintain sustainable human habitats.

Operating across Western Canada, the company integrates applied ecology, habitat design, and earth repair services to create resilient systems for land, homes, and communities. Their approach saves clients time and money while generating valuable yields through permaculture principles, emphasizing biodiversity, resource efficiency, and long-term viability.

Core services include applied ecology for land stewardship, mimicking natural processes to enhance soil health, water cycles, and ecosystem services. Habitat design focuses on homes and institutions, incorporating energy-efficient structures, food production zones, and waste minimization for self-reliant living.

Earth repair initiatives build community resilience by restoring degraded landscapes, preparing for climate challenges through swales, keyline plowing, and perennial systems. As a multifaceted provider,

Expanding Edge also engages in beekeeping, perennial plant production, hydroponics, aquaponics, landscaping, foraging education, and permaculture workshops.

Led by experts like Sarah McFadzen, the team fosters thriving futures by blending traditional Indigenous knowledge with modern technology. Their portfolio showcases diverse projects, from urban food forests to rural homesteads, demonstrating measurable improvements in productivity and environmental health.

Clients benefit from consultations that prioritize holistic planning, ensuring habitats evolve with changing needs while sequestering carbon and supporting pollinators.

Expanding Edge empowers individuals, families, and organizations to transition toward regenerative living. By expanding the edge of what’s possible, they model permaculture ethics: earth care, people care, and fair share, contributing to Alberta’s sustainable agriculture movement and beyond.