Social Permaculture · Permaculture Women Magazine

12 Plants to Grow When Gardening with Children

By Heather Jo Flores By no means an exhaustive selection…

Ten Medicinal Flowers that I always plant in every garden

By Heather Jo Flores I am primarily a food gardener,…

What is the Price for Belonging?

By Julia Pereira Dias A lot of our expectations are…

organic garden vs permaculture garden graphic by Heather Jo Flores 1

What is permaculture? A definitive FAQ for newbie permies in 2023 (with awesome illustrations!)

What is permaculture? Here's an expansive Permaculture FAQ with a collection of helpful links to help you on your permaculture learning journey.

Do you want to teach permaculture? Here’s what you need to know.

10 steps to becoming a qualified permaculture teacher, and recommended teacher training programs, from the PWG Faculty.

Top 20+ Best Permaculture Books by Women

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

Love in the time of Corona

By Priya Logan One of the most impactful books I…

Green Tara, The Ecofeminist Goddess, Shows Us How To Embody Regenerative Culture

By Dido Dunlop Green Tara is a role model, to…

Having kids in a climate crisis: can you do it? I’m too scared

By Gudrun Cartwright As always, I was fascinated by what…

Ecofeminism and Permaculture

Personal and world transformation with ecofeminism and permaculture.

Avoid These Common Mistakes After Your Permaculture Design Certificate Course…

By Karryn Olson Often, after an in-depth permaculture learning experience,…

Small-scale farmers — not lab-based foods — can help save the planet

Over the past few decades there has been a consolidating of power and control in the food system into the hands of a small group of agro-chemical corporations, we need more small-scale farmers to produce healthy organic food.

Disaster Preparedness and Resilience Planning

Permaculture path to resilience and disaster preparedness.

Ecotopia? Other worlds are possible but only through struggle

By Becky Ellis The 2020s are going to be about…

Chicken shed dilemmas! Mistakes are tools for learning…

If the fox is getting too much to eat then it's time for a chicken shed.

Dry Stone Walls

Dry stone walls are a significant part of the landscape in many parts of the world. They are built in places where there are plenty of stones nearby, and where trees don’t thrive well enough to create hedges or to provide materials for fencing.

The Unlikely Relationship Between Fear, Cheese, and Permaculture

What happened when I stopped letting fear get in the way of me fulfilling my dreams, or my relationship between fear and cheese.

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.

Ethical Marketing: Pro-Tips for Your Right Livelihood

Essential tips for online entrepreneurs, especially if you’re relatively new at this and have spent any time at all resisting learning about “marketing” because it’s yucky.`

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.

Are you in Right Relation?

What it means to live in right relation

Permaculture Boundaries and Base Maps

How to create accurate base maps.

GOBRADIMET+ Design process

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

How to let go: a permaculture mental health strategy

releasing old pain by dealing with grief, caring for your body, making art, and getting dirty

Why I love teaching permaculture

The benefits of teaching permaculture extend beyond disseminating knowledge to exploring personal edges and enjoying the thrill of living in the moment.