Kenton has spent the last decade funneling his knowledge about permaculture, sustainability, and off-grid living into engaging online and in-person classes. He’s already helped hundreds of students reduce their environmental footprints, grow their own food, save money, be in nature, and actually live their lives.

His obsession with all things sustainability began after stumbling upon a free permaculture course. A high school art teacher at the time, he couldn’t help but share this new knowledge with his students. To his surprise, he realized the kids cared less about art and more about “worm poop” and alternative homes.

So he quit the school system and began a life-long sustainability journey. It took him to Australia, where he became a certified permaculture instructor; then, to his home country, Canada, where he traveled from coast-to-coast, consulting clients and government bodies; and then to Barbados, where he teamed up with the government to start a permaculture school.

Today, Kenton lives debt-free in an off-grid tiny home that he built himself, and he spends his time educating people and consulting for projects and home owners. He currently resides in B.C. with his girlfriend (Destiny), cat (Mr. Moseby), and dog (Oskar).