From Permaculture in Timor to the tropical world
This is a story about how permaculture has taken root in Timor Leste, with unexpected results, and has become blended with Timorese culture and the push for sustainable food productions…
Asking questions about education
Jen Mendez is a wife, mother, experiential education mentor, and founder of Permie Kids. Jen was invited to write a guest post about her passion for learning and the role…
Transformation of a barren backyard into a productive perennial food system
A Permaculture Food Forest in Three Years
Principle 12: Creatively use and respond to change Nelson Lebo and his partner Dani purchased the worst house they could find in New Zealand and renovated it while planting over…
Meaningful change:
Nurturing an inner permaculture to enable a deeper outer permaculture By Professor Stuart B Hill, originally published in Issue #2 of Pip magazine. Permaculture Principle: ‘Apply self-regulation and accept…
Aquaponics in permaculture design
Co-founder of foodqube Australia Rob Armstrong shares his insights into the challenges and rewards of backyard aquaponics systems Aquaponics is a growing technique that combines elements of both hydroponics and…
Care for the earth – ethics and values as codes for living
In this guest post, Mary Logan from Anchorage in Alaska, writes about how adopting ethics into our lives to take better care for the earth is rewarding on a personal…
Driftwood playground for Dad and verti
Embracing sustainability through changing times
In this guest post, Nelson Lebo from Whanganui in New Zealand, writes about how the birth of his daughter has furthered his resolve to live more lightly on the earth.…
