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Teachings of the Thistle
An exploration of an alternative view on a common perennial weed: approaching with curiosity, gratitude and a sense of reciprocity.
Growing Old With Permaculture
How much thought have you given to aging? Using the permaculture design process, consider creating a plan for your elder years.
Women Who Ask, Women Who Listen: Social Permaculture and Laying Stones for Peace
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A Manifest for the Embodiment of Imperfection
We all want to become better, fitter, happier. As long as we believe in guilt and shame, though, self-improvement is bound to make us suffer.
Sowing Ideas
A perspective on how to care for the nature and the biodiversity within and around us.
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Mayne Island, British Columbia, Canada
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What is zone 00 design and why should you start yours?!
I don’t know you, but for me, reading self-development books has always been intensely frustrating.
What Indigenous spiritual knowledge can teach us about regenerative design
Native stories about natural spirits which comprise the reality of things can help us a lot in thinking in regenerative terms.
Social Permaculture: Language and its barriers to understanding
We, humans, invented language to name things to understand them by expanding on their meaning, but my proposal is that right now it hinders our understanding of things more than it helps. Particularly language that it’s either too formal or too loose in terms of meaning and understanding.
Lessons From A Tree: Living and Creating With Earth As Play
Am I done with choosing struggle? What would it be like to navigate the unknown with play? This is the story of how a tree showed me a way.
Growing Urban Community Resilience Gardens in Los Angeles
by Devorah Brous I’ve been working with faith-institutions since 2011…
Permaculture For Renters
If you live in the city, that doesn’t mean you can’t grow your own fruits and veggies! By using a few simple strategies, you can enjoy fresh homegrown fruits and veggies, year round.
Permaculture in the City: a sampler of inspiring urban agriculture projects
10 urban gardens that will inspire you to grow food no matter where you live
Demystifying The Permaculture Base Map
One of the most common sticking points for permaculture students is the base map, so let's take care of that right now!
Botany for Everyone
Aside from the bean growing experiments in primary school and the occasional plant part identification ditto sheet, many of us have not had any formal botanical education in botany.
The Art Of Dying Creatively
Dying Creatively: Using permaculture design to improve how we die
We can do better: Resources and Options for Solidarity with Queer people in permaculture.
Resources for the queer people in permaculture
Tales from the Underground: types of root vegetables to grow
How many types of root vegetables do you grow?
5 Reasons You Should Take this Online Permaculture Design Course
Best online permaculture course for women and by women
How to grow garlic
tips and tricks for growing gorgeous organic garlic
How to build organic garden soil
Learn from my example how to build organic garden soil.
Archetypes and the power to transform
By Priya Logan I previously wrote a post about identifying…
Plants as Friends and Family Members
Reclaiming our sense of belonging.
How to make Sauerkraut: the Gateway to Home Ferments
All you need is cabbage, salt, and to remember a few important details
Buddhist Meditation and Regenerative Culture
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Hierarchies vs Networks
Governments vs people power, hierarchies vs networks and response to crisis.
Strength and Resistance à la Woman
Learning a new way of living from an elder Iranian farmer…
Permaculture Ethics in Public Education
Using permaculture ethics in public education to engage children in sustainable efforts.
Growing vegetables from Seed
5 tips for growing vegetables from seed successfully
It’s not enough to be an environmentalist. We must be anti-racist environmentalists.
Racism and climate change are linked in many ways. We must be anti-racist environmentalists.
Benefits of Prunella Vulgaris: Self heal, the wonder weed
Learn the benefits of Prunella Vulgaris. Self heal, heal-all, woundwort, heart-of-the-earth, carpenter’s herb, brownwort and blue curls are just some of the names this flower go by.
The life of a stinging nettle in a permaculture garden
Stinging nettle plays an important part in permaculture.