By Helen iles It’s early morning. The sun is already flooding the woodland scene outside my window, when a robin hops onto the patio table and appears to look up at me. “It’s a beautiful spring day!” he seems to say. “Get up!” But I’m warm up in my cozy…
By Gudrun Cartwright What does the term ‘grown up’ bring to mind for you? In a society where growing older is seen as a bad thing, is it appealing? As children and young people, we want more than anything to be adults. To feel in charge of our own destiny,…
The problems we have with Earth care really stem from the people care side of things
Permaculture for people with disability- positives, challenges and suggestions for a more inclusive permaculture.
Early morning musings on meaning and connection, the language of life.
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By Julia Pereira Dias Not everyone is frustrated about not having followed their dreams. I know a number of wonderful people that live the ‘normal life’ of doing some kind of job that pays their bills, raising their kids and going on a vacation every now and then. The job…
Do you need some help organizing your life? Here is my life design card deck review.
What is Rewilding? Is rewilding a way of off-setting normal life?
By Julia Pereira Dias One of my passions is looking at what sticks in our minds like glue and takes away the space we need to step ahead and live our lives in line with our passions. So, I set out to talk to people, who have overcome some of…
Massachusetts, USA. Lydia is an Adjunct Faculty member at Suffolk University, Roger Williams University, and the University of MA, Dartmouth where she teaches Permaculture Design and Sustainability.
Chiang Mai, Thailand. Natalie is a permaculture practitioner, consultant, artist and teacher. She specializes in natural building and regenerative design in the tropics.