Latest Articles From Permaculture Women Magazine

Worm Composting for Beginners

A beginner’s guide to worm composting

cities, compost, ecofeminism, food forests, gardening, plants, soil, teaching, urban permaculture, water

Cynthia Espinosa Marrero is a food systems scholar and activist, helping diverse communities grow and learn more about food systems. Her passion was seeded with her family and neighbors in Yabucoa, Puerto Rico, where she grew up.

Let’s Talk People Care: Decolonizing Permaculture

Decolonizing permaculture through people care and examining relationships.

community, decolonizing permaculture, design thinking, economics, farming, gardening, livelihood, money, permaculture principles, social justice, social permaculture, systems thinking, teaching, whole systems design

The Power of Collaboration: Why I chose to teach in the Women’s Online Permaculture Design Course

Learn about the collaborative women’s online permaculture design course

community, diversity, gardening, homesteading, marketing, permaculture design course, permaculture principles, politics, teaching

Sarah Wu

Sarah Wu is a clinical herbalist of 17 years, and is the Director and Educational Curator of the Punta Mona Center for Regenerative Design & Botanical Studies, an 85-acre permaculture farm in Costa Rica.

Rowen White

Rowen White is a Seed Keeper from the Mohawk community of Akwesasne and the educational director and founder of the Sierra Seeds, and National Program Coordinator and advisor for the Indigenous Seed Keeper Network.

Rebecca Ellis

Becky Ellis, PhD, is a permaculture educator and community activist in London, Ontario, Canada. Becky maintains the blog Permaculture for the People and teaches about urban permaculture, community gardening, and gentle beekeeping.

Maddy Harland

Maddy Harland is the editor and co-founder of Permaculture Magazine, the director of Permaculture Media, and the publisher at Permanent Publications. She is the author of several books, including Fertile Edges: Regenerating Land, Culture and Hope.

Hannah Hemmelgarn

Hannah Hemmelgarn is an experiential educator and homesteader in Columbia, MO where she works for the University of Missouri Center for Agroforestry and the Wild Folk Learning Community. After completing a degree in anthropology and sociology, she explored intentional community farm life.

Charlie Gray

Charlie Gray is a linguist, ethnobotanist and teacher. She co-founded Horton Community Farm, where she runs horticultural therapy, forest schools and volunteer sessions growing food.