I knew better. Really I did.   I always say if you are going to err when making compost, err on the side of too much air or too much carbon.  Too much water or too much nitrogen and your compost will go ANAEROBIC and it will smell like SHIT, literally. Good compost smells like the fores...

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A new website called Practical Plants recently launched, making great strides towards the noble aim of providing a free space for both collaboratively assembling permaculture knowledge and making it easily accessible. Nearly all of the data currently available has been forked from the project...

Aprendiendo a ver de  Nuevo Calificación internacional y herramienta universal para crear un futuro resiliente a través del Diseño Regenerativo ... este vez en casa, en El Manzano ... en Inglés y Español. 2 – 16 Febrero 2013  El Manzano, BioBio Chile Experimentaras aprendizaje del mundo real ...

Keyline Dam and swales for implementing food forests for food supply for the Honeyville Permaculture intentional growing eco village community.

We are a permaculture inspired housing cooperative in the Welsh borders.

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Le chant des cerises is a permaculture design project on a residential property of 1.3ha in south of France. Garden, food forest, poultry raising are some of the intended activities.

How many of us have ever felt challenged by attempting to sum up permaculture into a 30 second “elevator speech”? What about a thirty minute talk? One hour? It seems like the longer you have to talk about permaculture the easier it gets. Perhaps that is because permaculture covers such a wide ver...

Just arrived in Hilo, on the Big Island of Hawaii! I will probably be in Hawaii until February 28. My mission is to learn more about cacao (how it grows, how it is processed all the way from the bean to the chocolate bar, will be doing this with Madre Chocolate). Aside from chocolate, I am espe...

Just another month or so before I should have all the necessary documents to begin working life here in Finland. Hoping to have enough cash saved up by next May to take my first PDC!

We started here in 2010:   November 2010: One section of our typical American lawn with some potential pathways being imprinted on the landscape By the end of the sixth slide show, we wind up here: November 2011: A better view of the area we actually double dug and turned into the "main" ...

Originally we were hoping to have the water tank installed prior to winter however financial delays meant that we just managed to get the water tank delivered this month, and we have now connected the guttering on both sides of our shed to the water tank. The actual piping and drilling required ...

Fourteen days on a permaculture farm with 17 other people, doing a permaculture design course. It was very intensive (heavy at times), but inspiring! Learned so much and made new friends. Big thanks to our hosts (www.casalinho.com) and our teachers Josh Gomez and Rosie Stonehill for an inspirin...

Group photo with Lumia (our student Miki’s daughter), Tracey and Lucia (our kitchen crew) (and Maggie the dog) A lovely and very diverse group of students left us last weekend after the 2 week course here at PRI Sunshine Coast. Everyone got along really well and there was a great group bond. F...

We've got less than a month to raise fund on wethetrees. Please help us spread the word through your circle. Visit the link: http://www.wethetrees.com/projects/29-the-new-land

The New Land project is a sister project to Tacomepai with the aim to revitalize 72,000 square meters of deforested and degraded land by applying permaculture design principles. The mission of the project is to demonstrate and reintroduce sustainable living techniques to the locals, and to create...

This is a 15 acre property. We intend to incorporate natural horsemanship principles like paddock paradise with permaculture principles.