Hello permaculture friends.  Sure is amazing traveling over 100 degrees latitude- From tropical to arctic climates.  I am presently in Fairbanks Alaska, and starting to look for ways that my new wife Bobbie and I can spread the permaculture vision and develop our new life together.  While here, w...

On June 3 we had our first guided tour, attended by 8 people. All members or former members in the Board of the Association Otarra-Bioelkartea, Assoc consumer of organic products in the county of Gipuzkoa. I belong to the same for 16 years and also was on the board some time ago. This year mark...

Since we have mother trees on the area, we managed to get small plants and some seeds of local precious wood species.  Now, these small trees have been put into nurseries and already started planting. We have a few mangoes and cashew trees as well. Our plantain plants have been cut in order to...

100 acre land in a protected area with beautiful jungle, caves and great potential. We wish to demonstrate that there is another way to live, respectufully of nature.

Here's a little tip I learned last summer from a friend for saving your strawberries from getting munched by the birds: Early in the season, before the strawberries start turning red, pick some little strawberry-sized stones and paint them red. When you scatter these fake strawberries along you...

Planning for Permanence: with Yeomans’ Keyline Scale   The Keyline Contribution to Permaculture Without Percival Alfred (P.A.) Yeomans and his Keyline concepts Permaculture as we know it would not exist. Bill Mollison is quick to tip his hat toward this debt in the very first paragraph of P...

  The first half of this month has been a busy one. All the raised,terraced wicking beds are complete and planted. The grade 4 students from the school next door helped to plant several fruit trees and shrubs including pear, pin cherry, and golden current. They also presented reports on the vari...

In the teaching space Our largest course to date, we had the privilege of having 12 wonderful people stay and learn about Permaculture with us. Most arrived the Saturday afternoon prior to the course start, so they could set up camp and get acquainted with their surroundings and their ...

A roof of 35 square meters with a slope of 19 percent.

Production of vegetables, fruit, berries and herbs

Course Flyer here http://www.integralpermanence.org/luxembourg-novdec.html You can check out our approach on the site.  Please email address on flyer for more info, etc

  A recent trip to South east asia inspired us to write a guide for providing food at an economical level in an urban dwelling. We wrote How to build food forests in an urban yard as an insight into Forest ecology and adapting edible plants into the design. We also would like to thank Geoff Lawt...

At the heart of Village Repair is building a conscious community. The first step to this is getting to know your neighbours including all the people, schools, local government representatives, non-profits, community groups and all the birds, mammals, reptiles, insects, mushrooms, plants and other...

Village Repair : Permaculture Design Maquettes for Small Towns and Villages is a unique permaculture placemaking movement inspired by City Repair in Portland, Oregon. http://gaiacraft.com/village-repair/

Grow your own organic food and help to save the planet !   Heal the Soil and Heal your Soul

GROW FOOD AND SAVE THE TIGERS   HEAL THE SOIL and HEAL YOUR SOUL !

PERMACULTURE IN THE WORLD! IT CAN GROW WITH YOU, YOU CAN GROW WITH IT! Learn about the toolbox you need to start the transition to a new way of living Permaculture is a design science that integrates natural building, green architecture, renewable energy, soil & water conservation, alter...

I’ve never actually made or used any kind of raised bed before, but I thought I’d give it a shot because I need to stop my soil from eroding and build up a nice fertile bed for some veggies! First came the dog pen. My dogs need somewhere to stay when I go away over night or at various other...