Kim Deans
NSW, Australia. Kim is an educator, facilitator and coach with over 30 years experience working in biodynamic and regenerative agriculture.
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Seed Journal — Using Permaculture To Create A New Planner Reflection Tool
Make a seed journal to record any ideas and visions that you would like to see grow.
Crystal Stevens
Missouri, USA. Crystal is an author, an artist/art teacher, a folk herbalist, a regenerative farmer, and a permaculturist. She is the author of Grow Create Inspire and Worms at Work, published by New Society Publishers.
Devorah Brous
California, USA. Dev (s/hers) is a regenerative urban homesteader, an environmental educator, and a frontline community organizer that is deeply rooted at the nexus of soul-care, earth-care, and community care in order to grow equity and self-sufficiency.
A Little Course in Mental Gardening: Grub up the Guilt
By Julia Pereira Dias When I was about eleven years old, my little brother, then six, slipped me a note to invite me to his room. Those days, I often felt bothered by my brother, who didn’t really have anyone else to play and interact with (my parents lived in…
Reasons to Grow Calendula
If you’re brainstorming the coming season’s garden and are looking for a low-maintenance, multi-use, beautiful, and long-blooming flower, look no further, grow calendula!
Book Review: City of Refuge by Starhawk
City of Refuge is Starhawk’s powerful and profound sequel to the Fifth Sacred Thing.
Jennifer English Morgan
Tennessee, USA. Jennifer serves as a farmer, healer, facilitator, designer, project manager, and life coach. She helped create Gaia University in 2006, where she helped create the Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design and developed and offered the 120-hr Advisor, Mentor and Life Coach Training.
Amy Stross
Ohio, USA. Amy Stross is a permaculture gardener, writer, educator, and author of The Suburban Micro-Farm, with a varied background in home-scale food production.
Community Woodlands: Nurturing trees and people
Through observing community woodlands principles of nature become important.
Emergent Herbalism; plants, people, and culture
The cross-cultural use of herbs and herbal medicine has experienced a significant resurgence in the past several decades. This emergent herbalism has become a popular method of alternative medicine as well as a profitable commercial industry.
How to Compost Your Pain
By Dido Dunlop (part of a talk at our New Zealand Permaculture gathering 2015, exploring how we can apply Nature’s ecosystems model to human relationships, to create a resilient way to live; it’s a contribution to Social Permaculture) What do we do with emotions that feel bad? How do we…