by Albert Bates IN 1824, while working in a Paris laboratory making observations of the Earth, Joseph Fourier described the greenhouse...

by Gloria Flora ARE YOU ONE OF THE BLESSED HUMANS who live near or within a forest you steward? Lucky you! You are in a partnership that...

PINA: New Structures for Permaculture Impact by Peter Bane ON THE STRENGTH OF ITS IDEAS and their relevance to people’s lived experience,...

What Would You Do If... ? by Gloria Flora (from issue #119, Spring 2021) WITH MYRIAD EFFECTS OF 2020's unprecedented events still...

Wildcrafting and Mentorship: Succession through the Forest by Michael Pilarski, Friends of the Trees Botanicals Anna harvesting hawthorn...

The frog pool was square — fifty feet wide and seventy feet long and four feet deep. Lush soft grass grew about its edge and a little...

"In part, the insecurities that drive people to hoard stem from our transition, long ago, from cyclical to linear time."

Imagine a New Way Rob Hopkins FROM WHAT IS TO WHAT IF by Rob Hopkins, founder of the international Transition Movement, is an...

From the Personal to the Publicly Global: Permaculture and Food Security By Rowe Morrow Food insecurity is a reflection of our cultural...

CULINARY FERMENTATION is the transformation of food by microbes. Historically, this practice was linked integrally to place. For the...

A Map for Navigating Climate Tragedy: Deep Adaptation - Part 1 Jem Bendell, BA (Hons), PhD (From LEARNING FROM OUR MISTAKES, II , Issue...

By Elspeth Hay • Mar 21, 2019 Credit Courtesy Greg Watson After the Cold War Cuba was forced to grapple with a series of agricultural...

David Holmgren at his home in Hepburn Springs, Australia, where he grows 200 types of crops.Credit Ying Ang for The New York Times May...

The 13th International Permaculture Convergence was held in India for the first time. Aranya Agricultural Alternatives, a Hyderabad based...

On the evening of the final day of IPC India, pull a white plastic chair out from under the thatch roof of a makeshift classroom and set...

Make: to form (something) by putting parts together or combining substances; to construct or create. Shift: from Old English sciftan...

We are asked to take a moment. Lower your hand to the ground. Run your fingers through the dry grass or press them into the loose clay....

Twenty-five year old Wycliffe Otieno of Kenya, Africa runs a youth center in his community where he trains youth to incorporate...

Small and Slow Solutions Waking in the early hours of the morning, the music of rural India pocks the morning soundscape: a chorus of...

Patterns to Details The Conference came to a ceremonious close last evening, with all in attendance gathering on stage to celebrate the...