What permaculture isn’t – Guest Post by Meg McGowan
Hey all. Dan here. Yes, that’s right, I’m still here, having kind of disappeared with my family to enjoy almost two months mostly offline in a recep...
Hey all. Dan here. Yes, that’s right, I’m still here, having kind of disappeared with my family to enjoy almost two months mostly offline in a recep...
Hey all – here I continue sharing some (initially private) correspondence from recent months. Thanks to my friend and colleague Shane Ward from Action Eco...
Hey all, Dan here. Wow I can’t believe six weeks just whizzed by. I did co-facilitate a PDC, attend my second Possibility Lab, worked through a few health...
Note from Dan: Big thanks to Peter for contributing these great reflections. So I sent Dan an email with a few diagrams and ideas about my thoughts regarding hi...
Guest post by Meg McGowan Note from Dan: Mega thanks to Meg for permission to republish this from her personal blog. Great exploration of moving from what I cal...
Guest post by John Carruthers Living Design Process (LDP) and Holistic Decision Making (HDM) thinker Dan Palmer asked me last month to put together a short vide...
…guest post by Jason Gerhardt… I came to Permaculture through a combination of hope and desperation. After growing up with street violence, early de...
At its heart permaculture is a design oriented philosophy. When we go through the design process we normally take note of the local landforms and resources as i...
This episode is a recording of a session during a four-day workshop that was run last week by David Holmgren from Holmgren Design and Dan Palmer from Making Per...