Seeds of Permaculture – Tropical Permaculture
An interactive film about permaculture in the tropics. With education and inspiration as the main threads running through this hour-and-a-half-documentary.We remind you subtitles are available! Visit http://www.seedsofpermaculture.org for more information and extra features. On the website you can choose to…
Purple Pear Biodynamic Permaculture Farm Tour
A tour of Purple Pear Farm in New South Wales, Australia, a permaculture and biodynamic farm with rotating tractor domes over mandala garden beds, pigs, chooks and some great philosophy. Mark and Kate run a small CSA (community supported agriculture)…
How to Permaculture Refugee Camps
How to Permaculture Refugee Camps Malcolm Johnstone Thursday, 9th March 2017 How permaculture principles and design can be applied to refugee camps to make them more sustainable and liveable. Temporary IDP camps (internally displaced camps) built for those in…
Why This Woman Is Teaching Ex-Prisoners About Permaculture
(Whether you’re starting your first garden or switching to organic, Rodale’s Basic Organic Gardening has all the answers and advice you need—get your copy today.) Then Thomas, long dreads framing a smile, told a story of her own. She showed a portrait…
Implementing Your Dreams on the Permaculture Homestead
When developing a permaculture homestead, you’ve got a lot of dreams and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Are you wondering where to start? Here’s how to look at all you want to accomplish and create a plan that breaks it down into…
How to Design your Livelihood with Permaculture
How to Design your Livelihood with Permaculture Aranya Wednesday, 15th March 2017 Permaculture teacher and author, Aranya, shares how to create a permaculture livelihood, through poly-incomes, diversity, and planning. Many people are unhappy in their jobs and yet most…
Tiny Oregon ‘ghost town’ may be reborn as a permaculture school
Buyers of the town of Tiller, Oregon have plans to turn it into a campus with a focus on teaching permaculture. (Photo: Landleader.com) Tiller, Oregon, a small town built at the turn of the 20th century on the fortunes of…
Self-Sustainable Lifestyles are Becoming Illegal
Across the U.S. local zoning officials are making it increasingly difficult for people to go off-grid and live self-sustainable lives. Building tiny homes, harvesting rainwater, using solar or wind energy, and even building community gardens are being targeted and in…
Arid land to a fertile Eden: permaculture lessons from Portugal
The land undulates upwards into gentle hills, cradling nooks of fertile terraces growing sweetcorn, sunflowers and tomatoes, before rolling down into tranquil lakes. It looks like a natural Edenic paradise on earth. But 20 years ago this land was arid…
How To Decolonize The Permaculture Movement
About a year ago, I posted an article in the Huffington Post detailing some of the reasons why I thought permaculture had become a “gringo” movement irrelevant to the majority of small farmers around the world. There were a number…
Planting a food forest: Proposal for Springside Park would help connect people to the land and to food
PITTSFIELD — An edible landscape, dappled with fruit, vegetables and nuts. That’s part of a vision for a food forest in Springside Park. A local permaculture design company has applied for a $25,000 grant to support the idea. Now through…
Purposeful. Practical. Preservation
