How I Helped Set up a Local Permaculture Park
I think the idea and popularity of permaculture has grown by leaps and bounds over the last couple of years.
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Mats and Nets – Patterns from the Dunes
Smothered beneath the dunes that blanket 150 miles of the Oregon coast are ancient, dead forests. Yet on these same dunes, the crumbling of delicate mosses and lichens on naked sand builds new soil, launching new forests.
(Perma)culturally Deconditioning the Climate Crisis
It is now more than ever apparent that the permaculture/ regenerative agriculture/ carbon farming community has the more efficient solutions to sequestering carbon and reversing the negative effects of sea level rise, rising temperatures, and ecosystem exploitation.
Permaculture, Climate and Survival 2
This is the second program from International Permaculture Convergence, in London.
Growing Topsoil
Is topsoil a renewable resource or a nonrenewable resource, especially in dry or degraded landscapes?
The Global Oil Supply: Implications for Biodiversity?
The link between the global oil supply and biodiversity is not directly causal; rather, the two are elements of a broader and more integrated picture.
Permaculture: Regenerative – not merely Sustainable
All sustainable solutions are unsustainable over the longer term, if they are not also intrinsically regenerative.
A Pattern Language for Women in Permaculture
How can permaculture help underpin a pattern language for women?
Permaculture, Climate & Survival
From 15th Annual International Permaculture Convergence in London, September 9th, 2015: "Cool Talk" by Albert Bates from The Farm in Tennessee.
Flowing Towards Abundance
It’s flow, dynamic and well-channeled, that keeps any system running.
Burning Down the House
It is no secret we live in a house on fire.
“Seeing Prisons as One Massive Design Opportunity”
My perspective on the prison system is that it’s inherently violent.