Permaculture Principles · Permaculture Women Magazine

The Art Of Dying Creatively

Dying Creatively: Using permaculture design to improve how we die

We are Stitch (Let’s be Lilo!)

Stitched up as we are I figure we can Lilo it out of here! Recently I read another article about how it’s now considered fact; we…

We can do better: Resources and Options for Solidarity with Queer people in permaculture.

Resources for the queer people in permaculture

A Design Cycle Application: GOBRADIMET

Sample design description and activity worksheet for GOBRADIMET.

Taking stock before the stork: using permaculture to plan with pregnancy

Permaculture approaches to landing during pregnancy. By Priya Logan As a birth doula and mother of fifteen years and counting I often see and distincly…

Buddhist Meditation and Regenerative Culture

By Dido Dunlop Our hearts and outer world grow hearty together To restore Mother Nature, and grow tomatoes in our cities, we must redesign our inner…

Growing vegetables from Seed

5 tips for growing vegetables from seed successfully

Gardening Diversity in Our Lives and Our Communities

Gardening diversity is essential for balance and harmony, as is diversity in our lives.

Finding Permaculture in Iran

Despite what Western media commonly reports, there is permaculture in Iran.

12 Ways To Use Permaculture In Your Daily Life

It might not be obvious how to use permaculture in your daily life, but this article will show you how.

What permaculture is and isn’t

Hint: it’s NOT a revolution disguised as gardening.

Big yields From a Small Garden: Growing Food in Small Spaces

There are plenty of good reasons to develop a skill set for growing food in small spaces. By Heather Jo Flores There are plenty of good…

If You Guild It, They Will Come: How to Grow a Permaculture Food Forest

group plants together for specific reasons, encourage them to spread into permanent, self-managing landscapes

Top 20+ Best Permaculture Books by Women

A curated collection of top-notch permaculture books by women you might not have heard about.

Why I use permaculture for everything

an ode to the principles and processes of nature as applied to teaching and organizing my writing career

Growing Food and Medicine: The Good, The Bad and The Heartbreak

Some hard truths about growing food and medicine.

Book Review: Think Like a Tree by Sarah Spencer

A newbook about the life lessons we can learn from trees. Think Like a Tree by Sarah Spencer book review.

Happy Trails: organic slug and snail control

How to get rid of snails and slugs without using poison

Why do we need to hear more from women in permaculture?

How patriarchy makes us blind to healthy sisterhood, and how to reclaim it back with women in permaculture.

Toward a permaculture for the people

Care of the Earth. Care of people. Fair surplus sharing. For whom? We need a permaculture for the people.

Book Review: Permaculture Design Companion by Jasmine Dale

There is a new beautiful permaculture design resource. Here is the Permaculture Design Companion by Jasmine Dale reviewed.

Are you in Right Relation?

What it means to live in right relation

Writing to get my mojo back

By Gudrun Cartwright Today I need to write. For the last few weeks I have been consumed with work. I have written for that purpose,…

GOBRADIMET+ Design process

How to use the GOBRADIMET Design process for working on projects and in groups.

Review: Life Design Card Deck By Lisa Mcloughlin

Do you need some help organizing your life? Here is my life design card deck review.

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.

Book Review: City of Refuge by Starhawk

City of Refuge is Starhawk’s powerful and profound sequel to the Fifth Sacred Thing.

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.