Murray Gray
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Apr- 2008 -11 April
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Aug- 2006 -3 August
“A Call for Sustainable Practices in America”
Statement of Intention – A Call for Sustainable Practices in America We contend that many of the current laws in…
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Jul- 2006 -24 July
First big rain at SouthWoods
Following up on Testing the Dam in SouthWoods in Minnesota, here’s a series of pics showing how the new swales…
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11 July
Kaoki Mange! Project: “Rubbish is a resource!” (Annual Report 2005)
The aims of the project were numerous: Create a Container Deposit Based Recycling System. Outcome: Aluminium cans and PET bottles…
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Jun- 2006 -26 June
Dams and swales in Minnesota
Hi folks! — we have been busy digging up Minnesota with dams and swales. This is just the beginning of…
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May- 2006 -11 May
Presentation: “The Oil Crisis. What can we do about it?”
With the depletion of the world’s reserves of oil we are set to experience enormous repercussions world-wide in the not…
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3 May
Fungi help some trees weather acid rain, but not all
A discovery reported in the latest edition of the journal Nature (June 13, 2002) — that fungi on the roots…
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Apr- 2006 -23 April
Simacai, North Vietnam
Just a quick one. Here’s our project site in North Vietnam at Simacai near the Chinese border working with Mong…
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20 April
More on the PRI: Vietnam
The Permaculture Research Institute (PRI) – Australia and The Centre for Human Ecology Studies of Highlands (CHESH), Vietnam agree to…
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19 April
It’s official! PRI Vietnam is alive!
It’s official! The Permaculture Research Institute Vietnam is form signed and sealed a full working exchange agreement. It’s going to…
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16 April
Permaculture support needed in Jalaidh River, Nepal
This just in, from Jakob Jespersen: I am working in the Jalaidh River watershed in the Siwalik Range of Nepal.…
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11 April
Peak Permaculture
Hello, my name is Thomas Bell, I’m a designer……. & as a designer, I come to you with a design…
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