Third Millennium Alliance (TMA) was founded in 2007 with the purchase of 100 acres and the establishment of the Jama-Coaque Reserve (JCR) in the western province of Manabí, Ecuador, between the cities of Jama and Pedernales, and four kilometers inland. Now encompassing over 1,200 acres, the Jama-...

Introduction: A few years ago, a few of us—ecology, economics, and business graduates—founded a non-profit organization called Third Millennium Alliance (TMA). We raised some money and bought a lot of land in a critically endangered rainforest and established an ecological reserve in coastal Ecua...

Organic Forest Garden, with focus on biodiversity, self-sufficiency, sustainability and permaculture.

These are photos of some of my chickens. The babies came in the mail. If you toss in a crumpled piece of paper they play chicken soccer!

Permaculture-inspired homestead in NW Georgia

Remarkable results were obtained by Ernst Götsch, who started with analog agroforestry in Brazil. Starting from completely degraded soils, above average yields of cacao were obtained and biodiversity increased remarkably within 5-8 years. see full article here: Ernst Götsch Article Life in S...

A unique opportunity to study with an absolute master in Agrogorestry and Food Forest Systems - Ernst Goetsch. We will be hosting him for a 7 day Theory and Practical course near Barcelona. some of the Topcis: -Commercial Food Forest Systems - Natural succession & Successional Agrofo...

The attached video is unfortunately only in french but more interview will follow, also english spoken. At the request of Isis Noor Yalagi, who speaks french as well as english I started up a invitation for volunteers who want to learn how to build a permaculture project in a subtropical region.   

Dec 28 2015 I come in to Panama City then drive to Chame. This stay will be for 55 days. I need an intern interested in Permaculture Design and who can sleep in a hammock. Bless you all. GRIN

I have been invited to give at talk at "Climate for Farmers" cycle of webinars. My topic was how permaculture can help to overcome climate change and to prepare us better for uncertain future. Approximately 80 people have attended and I hope I have infected some brains with permaculture successfu...

This year we are running our 11th annual permaculture design certificate course at the Maya Mountain Research Farm in southern Belize and Christopher Nesbitt and I are being joined by Marisha Auerbach and Koreen Brennan as well as some wonderful local permaculture experts recreating the Mayan foo...

(This a copy of a post in my FB page sharing my experience and trying to promote this teacher locally)Recently I had the pleasure of working with Bambu Colectivo (https://www.facebook.com/BambuCollectivo/ ). In this workshop I camped for a few days in his lot and learned how to pick, cut and trea...

My Greenhouse Experiment This greenhouse project is my attempt at lengthening my growing season and increasing heat units so I can grow heat loving plants in North-Central Idaho.  We have an approximately 90 day growing season, and we’re at about 4100 ft in elevation.  Our last frost date ...

A multi generational family living together in rural North-Central Idaho. Creating abundance and regenerating the land using permaculture techniques.

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It’s a bit overdue, but we butchered a few of our meat birds the other day at the homestead.  We didn’t harvest them all, just the roosters and onegimped up hen (RIP Limper).  We’re keeping the rest around for a while since they started laying eggs!  That’s right meat birds that lay eggs, breed...

We had an other great summer with great numbers of people coming to learn permaculture and natural building: After almost three month of family visit and permaculture work in China (one PDC and tow designs in Hunan), we are back for more work with the Terre-pailleux! - We have also recent...

An Caora Dubh [Pron: “An-Keera-Duv”, The Black Sheep] is a working sheep farm nestled in the Derryveagh Mountains in central Donegal, Ireland. The enterprise aims to build upon traditional farming practices and create a bio-diverse and productive system by working with nature rather than against it.