Applying Permaculture Design and Integral Theory to Personal Development By Jennifer English Morgan The image of a woman wearing a golden straw hat with a basket of colorful goodies from tending her summer kitchen garden and herb spiral may come to mind when I say the word Permaculture. This image…
Permaculture and emergence, a design to live intentionally.
Earth Feathur (Tinece Holman-Payne) is a Holistic Practitioner and Reiki Master with a deep passion for community and empowering people through education and healing. The projects she takes on and the people she works with are part of a worldwide network with a common goal of providing peaceful places and spaces for disadvantaged people.
Ridhi D’Cruz is a co-Executive Director of City Repair, a Portland, Oregon nonprofit working on community development, permaculture and urban design.
Looby Macnamara is the author of People and Permaculture, Strands of Infinity, and 7 Ways to Think Differently. She lives on Applewood Permaculture Centre, 20 acre smallholding in North Herefordshire, UK.
In over 20 years in permaculture, Karryn Olson co-founded a permaculture institute, teaches, organizes regionally and nationally, started her own design business, and writes about women’s leadership in permaculture, while raising her small family in an Ecovillage in Upstate NY.
Klaudia Van Gool draws on over 20 years experience and study to express her lifelong passion for the environment through facilitating people care and social design programs across the UK, Europe and the Middle East.
Jessica Peterson holds an MA in socio-economics and is owner of two ecological businesses, Inside Edge Strategies and Design, and Wild Willow Wellness. She lives, farms, and works in Montana, and is restoring 40 acres of North Woods and installing pond systems and a food forest in Wisconsin.
Diana Sette is a a green infrastructure consultant, a certified arborist through the International Society of Arboriculture, a certified permaculture teacher, and an experienced leader with a diverse range of projects, from designing home ecologies to leading expansive community-oriented permaculture programs.
Hannah Thorogood is a permaculture farmer, designer & teacher. Running her own farm (The Inkpot) selling award winning produce direct to customers. Hannah has 15 years of permaculture design experience on a wide range of applications.
It’s February again, and time to start planting. by Heather Jo Flores Growing a garden is one of the best ways to get exercise, spend time outdoors and improve your diet and sense of food security, but sometimes it can be difficult to find the motivation. To get back into…
How would you explain the definition of permaculture?