Latest Articles From Permaculture Women Magazine

Can I Grow This Here? Plant Selection Basics

A guide to plant selection for a perennial polyculture garden.

How to Make Your Garden More Accessible

A straightforward way to think through accessibility in your garden and plan improvements.

accessibility, disability, gardening

Time as a Sector

by Kim Deans In this special series, Kim Deans explores the concept of “Time as a Sector,” offering a fresh perspective on time management tailored for permaculture designers. Through a set of three insightful videos, Kim guides you in rethinking your relationship with time and its impact on your designs.…

Kelda Lorax

Oklahoma, USA. Kelda is a PINA diplomat and trains next generation Permaculture leaders. She has a wide experience with designs, teams, and projects. She also sells veggies and medicinal herbs from her small food forest.

Luiza Oliveira

Italy, Brasil, Switzerland, California. Luiza is passionate about regenerative design, social justice, and how permaculture practices are a great way to reclaim our own nature and health.

Lucie Bardos

Kelowna, Canada. Lucie is a community project consultant, educator, course facilitator, and artist.

Kareen Erbe

Montana, USA. Kareen owns Broken Ground, a permaculture education and design business that teaches people how to grow their own food and become more self-reliant.

Meiling Colorado

Mallorca, Spain. Meiling has studied and taught permaculture in a diversity of settings. Her new book, Aftermath, was published this Spring.

Silvia DiBlasio

Vancouver, Canada. Silvia specializes in inner and social permaculture and is also a passionate practitioner, instructor and advocate for food sovereignty and disaster preparedness/planning.

Dana Utroske

Oregon, USA. Dana is a sustainability educator, designer, and consultant, who is deeply passionate about uniting people and planet to usher in a new era of regeneration.

Mandy Merklein

Mallorca, Spain. Mandy studied permaculture since 1982 and is a founding and active member of Permacultura Mediterranea, Youth in Permaculture, Gaia Youth, Community and Ecology Resources, and Escola Kumar.

Marit Parker

Wales, UK. Marit Parker has been learning about permaculture for over 25 years, and applying it not just to gardening and farming but also in her work tackling inequalities and social exclusion, in particular with people with disabilities and learning difficulties.