Permaculture
What is Permaculture?
Permaculture is a design approach based on observations of nature's systems. It is the conscious application of the principles of ecology to create sustainable human settlements.
Editorial :The Association of Metaphysics with Permaculture does it undermine credibility, or is it a return to a more authentic, integral view of the world? Roz Brown examines the issues Latest ArticlesA taste of history: Quince and pippin jelly - Marcher apple expert John Powell’s recipe for a medieval quince marmalade Real Food for the people by the people Andy Goldring reviews 'Good Food for Everyone for Ever: A people's takeover of the world's food supply' by Colin Tudge of the Campaign for Real Farming The No-Dig Allotmenteer: Notes from a no-dig plot by Karl Sylvester Do it with nettles: Sarah Head’s recipes for Nettle Pesto and Nettle and Sorrel Soup New Twist for Nettles: Angela Coleridge shares her Heavenly Nettlebed Refresher Quick links to Guest Articles by topic category in our archive:Maybe you missed some of these first time round: don’t worry – you can still find them in our site archive. We've ordered them by subject so you can easily see if we have what you're interested in. Simply click on the link below. |
Members OnlyOnly You Can Save Mankind: Bertrand Russell once said “Shall We Put an End to the Human Race or Shall Mankind Renounce War?” Julian Rose asks the same question in a different age The Wonder of Seeds A cultural, historical & botanical overview. How seed saving fits with the wider school curriculum. Join now and get access to the members section. It's free and you'll also receive our newsletter. |
Latest ArticlesMucking about with the weather - what is really happening? Atmospheric Geoengineering by Julian Rose
Nanoaluminium in geoengineering: effects on public health - Chemtrails, Nanoaluminum and Neurodegenerative and Neurodevelopmental Effects by Russell L. Blaylock, M.D. Dealing with Denial: ‘How to Speak to a Climate Change Denier’ George Marshall offers some advice The Proximity Principle and changing the way we live: Chris Dixon reviews ‘Changing Course for Life’ by Julian Rose Going Permaculture - How Permaculture breathed life back into a forgotten 16th century Welsh longhouse garden by Roz Brown, Mid Wales Permaculture Network |
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