About Usand our little company...Our name GAIA CREATIONS originated from the Greek Goddess of Earth, GAIA (also spelled Gaea) or Mother Earth. Our company vision is to create a living balance within your urban landscape or rural property; one that will sustain generations of bountiful harvests and everlasting beauty.
In May of 2000 we started our small husband-wife business and today we remain small and committed to our ecological practices.We recently made our transition toPermaculture approach to land care. Permaculture offers design strategies and solutions for abundance through ethics of prosperity for all inhabitants on Earth.earth care - people care - fair share
GAIA CREATIONS
Ecological Landscaping
& Permaculture Solutions
Brian Ladwig-Cooper
Stephanie Ladwig-Cooper PDC
PO Box 3358
Chico, CA 95927
530-321-9715
Our company is committed to providing the local community with the highest quality ecological landscape and Permaculture services and education possible.Our services offer you, your family, friends and neighbors peace of mind while achieving the landscape of your dreams. (And reducing your ecological footprint!)The involvement with our Clients allows for a simple partnership, of sorts, for the global future. We both, Client and Landscaper, provide our local community with healthy landscapes which are in tune with local ecosystems. A true benefit for all livings things and our sustainable future.
We support Blue Oak Charter School,
a Waldorf Methods Charter School in Chico, Ca.
Visit them on the web at http://www.blueoakcharterschool.org/
Articles we have featured in or have written ourselves
2005 Insideout Magazine Feature Article (Volume 2 Issue 7)
'Promoting Life One Yard at a Time' by Natelle Fitzgerald2006 Insideout Magazine Contributor Article (Volume 3 Issue 8)
'Following the Flow -A Look at Ecological Landscaping Methods' by Gaia Creations Ecological Landscaping *Please note magazine editorial errors were corrected in next issue, refer to our website for the correct and revised version of our article"After you have exhausted what there is in business, politics, conviviality, and so on -have found that none of these finally satisfy, or permanently wear- what remains? Nature remains."
-Walt Whitman1882, Specimen Days & Collect, poem "New Themes Entered Upon"
Last updated: February 17, 2010
