Endiabrada, Aljezur - final delivery It was with great pleasure that we delivered the project Endiabrada to its promoters. It is a family project based on the family's self-sufficiency: at the food, agro-economic level and, as much as possible, at the level of energy resources. The owners, wh...

Infographic Design Panel for Terramay project 2019-20 For high resolution view, please follow this link: https://www.easyzoom.com/imageaccess/637d21fc02814947b1f6f3c051200001

Terramay, Regenerative Farming Project Its with great satisfaction that we deliver the TERRAMAY project to its promoters, the De Brito family and Thomas Sterchi. It was a pleasure to develop this mainframe design, which focuses on both restoring the landscape and agriculture production. Locat...

Terramay, Regenerative Farming Project Its with great satisfaction that we deliver the TERRAMAY project to its promoters, the De Brito family and Thomas Sterchi. It was a pleasure to develop this mainframe design, which focuses on both restoring the landscape and agriculture production. ...

What do we do when we can't, or don't want to deal with mulch deliveries in early implementation?  This is an attempt at looking at alternate strategies. Post 41 - Mulch Thoughts and debate welcome and encouraged.

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An Update about us how we started Permaculture Children's House and what's the situation with us since Nathalie, our chariman, got a cancer in 2017.

This is a 1/4 acre residential site, the implementation of my PDC design. It will serve as a demonstration, research, and propagation site for future work

We have new trees! We are very excited to have a shagbark hickory and a damson plum to add to our future harvests. Damson plums are especially hardy and have been confirmed growing as far back as Mesopotamia!  Clearing the land is an everyday struggle. The trees are being strangled by oriental b...

Hello and hi everyone am new here, a warm welcome would be nice

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I think it may be 7 years since I last logged on...

What this place needs is people. We'd welcome visitors and volunteers, students and settlers. Obviously the challenge is finding people who like us and like the place, and people we want to share our time with for a short while or a long while.

“Nature is loved by what is best in us” - Ralph Waldo Emerson  Certainly permaculture is on the rise and I believe will bring great good to the world during this time, emerging as the powerful movement it was always destined to become. I have put together a viewable slideshow talk from my...

These bittersweet vines tunnel underground, occasionally humping to the surface like some prehistoric monster. Crazy!

Every spring, I'm awed by Mother Nature's energetic burst of life all around me. However, that power includes invasive and problematic plants as well. Much of my efforts right now are focused on clearing out things like Japanese honeysuckle, oriental bittersweet, and wineberry. I'm also finding a...

Taking an acre of overgrown, neglected land and transforming it into a welcoming haven of beauty and food!

Sustainable Community Project and Institute.