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People Systems
Part 1 – Wise Woman Ways
The “Grandmother Hypothesis,” or Grandmother Effect, is the idea that the presence of grandmothers helping in the care of their…
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Permaculture Projects
The Polyculture Project – Week 7 2020
It’s been a busy week here at the project and we are delighted to have started our very first Regenerative…
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Animals
How to Turn Your Backyard Into a Certified Wildlife Habitat
Climate change continues to alter the planet and make it less suitable for sustaining life. Animals have felt this effect…
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Health & Disease
Dominant Healthcare vs Marginalised Alternatives
In our culture, control and separation are given more importance than compassion and relationship. To illustrate what I mean, here’s…
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Permaculture Projects
The Polyculture Project – Week 6 2020
It’s been a beautiful week here in Shipka, lovely weather and bright blue skies. We’ve been busy in the gardens,…
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Food
Supermarket Food Is Like A Tiger In A Zoo
Real food is more expensive than supermarket food if you measure only in dollars. But here’s the thing: if you…
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Global Warming/Climate Change
Carbon Accounting Isn’t Working
A little while ago I read Climate: a New Story by Charles Eisenstein. This post shares some of what I…
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Energy Systems
Biogas and Carbon Farming – Part 3
In our three part series we have examined the use of biogas to reduce emissions and drawdown carbon as a…
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Trees
A Year in the Life of a Deciduous Tree and Understanding Our Role as Facilitators
Unlike other methods of growing food, in permaculture, we try to understand the natural order of things and do our…
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Permaculture Projects
The Polyculture Project – Week 5 2020
That week flew by and speaking of flying, the first of the Swallows – Hirundo spp. have arrived in town, oblivious…
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Energy Systems
People power: everyday Australians are building their own renewables projects, and you can too
Dominique McCollum Coy, Monash University; Roger Dargaville, Monash University, and Shirin Malekpour, Monash University In the town of Goulburn in…
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Soil
My Little Bokashi Farm
Today I’d like to introduce you to my new roommates of eight months. They came as a matter of necessity.…
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Permaculture Projects
Polyculture Project 2020 – Week 4
Halfway through April already and with the last of our plant orders out to our customers it’s great to be…
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Videos
The Easiest Most Abundant Food To Grow – Gardening In A Cold Climate
In this video I share the easiest and most abundant foods to grow in your garden in a colder climate.…
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Community Projects
The students behind the Permaculture Garden
We hear from one of the students involved in creating the University of Edingburgh’s very own Permaculture garden, the Ecological…
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