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Medicinal Plants
Let’s Choose a More Empowering Story
Our ancestors’ ingenuity and know-how kept them alive for untold generations – long enough for us to come along. Everything…
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Permaculture Projects
Eastern Walkabout – Istanbul – The Asian Side
I am still in Istanbul and I have been spending more time on the Asian side the last few weeks,…
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Plants
The People’s Medicine
This is a short, simple article for what should be known as an easy, accessible practice: that of using humble,…
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DVDs/Books
Food and farming reads of 2021
Some of the most interesting reads from the past year, on everything from toxic weedkillers to bringing back beavers. Toxic…
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Aquaculture
Integrating Aquaponics Into Your Permaculture System
Sustainability has become a key focus for many people, and the popularity of sustainable living is increasing. Unfortunately, the world’s…
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Permaculture Projects
Forest Gardening and the Promise of Tasty Veg
This week most of the ESC team went off to a training session in Sofia to meet other volunteers taking part in…
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Plants
Who speaks for weeds
Before I begin I must note for the record that I write this with great trepidation. My palms are sweaty,…
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Bees
How a bee sees: tiny bumps on flower petals give them their intense colour — and help them survive
Adrian Dyer, RMIT University and Jair Garcia, RMIT University The intense colours of flowers have inspired us for centuries. They…
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Permaculture Projects
A Bee’s Nest, Mulberry Harvest and Dewberry
We started the week continuing on our mission to get the biomass cut in Aponia before the dry season begins…
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Food
Veg-rennet cheese with Artichoke Flowers
It has been talked about a lot but there is no real recipe in cheesemaking forums using vegetable coagulants. While…
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Food
A Cheese Rennet à la Sourdough Starter
This recipe originates from the Turkish nomad people who live on mountains and travel with their animals. They are called…
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Permaculture Projects
Eastern Walkabout – Plants in the City – Still in Istanbul
I’ve not managed to leave Istanbul yet, still really enjoying the city and the seemingly never-ending spectacles there are to…
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Water
Water Conservation and Management for Permaculture
Water is perhaps the most essential natural resource. It gives life to plants and has allowed for rich biodiversity in…
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Permaculture Projects
Mulching Trees, Sowing Seeds and Oppressive Heat
The dramatic change in temperature started with the new week, and I really can’t recall ever experiencing such humid conditions…
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How to
How to build your very own solar food dehydrator from scratch
A solar dehydrator is a great piece of low-cost, easy-to-build, and highly effective technology. It can be used for drying…
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