Elders and Community Service recipients

Permaculture Service Awards — Recognition of Community Service

Permaculture Community Service Awards recognise individuals who do not meet the criteria for Elders, but have made significant contributions to the permaculture community over at least ten years. This includes service in Australia and/or New Zealand, as well as international work. Activities that may be awarded include developing and maintaining a community garden, school permaculture activities & teaching, developing a transition initiative or similar, or outstanding involvement in a community-based organisation.

2018 

  • Chris Carroll
  • Sheryl Hands-Wiffen
  • Kathleen McCann,
  • Lachlan McKenzie
  • Ronni Martin

2016

  • Silvia Allen
  • Peter Austin
  • Dan Deighton
  • Aaron Sorensen

Permaculture Service Awards — Recognition of Elders

Elders are those individuals who have made a significant contribution to the permaculture community. This includes service in Australia and/or New Zealand, as well as international work. Nominees must be Australian or New Zealand citizens, be at least 55 years old and/or have achieved at least 25 years of active permaculture involvement. Nominees who are deceased can also be considered, so that their contribution can be recognised and acknowledged.

2018

  • Trish Allen
  • Rick Coleman
  • Su Dennett
  • Colin Endean.
  • PB Foreman
  • Frances Michaels
  • Jeff Michaels
  • Caroline Nuttall
  • Barry O’Connell\

2016

  • Peter Allen
  • Graham Brookman
  • Annemarie Brookman
  • Fiona Campbell
  • the late Dave Coleman
  • Jude Fanton
  • Michel Fanton
  • Julie Firth
  • Phil Gall
  • Russ Grayson
  • Max Lindegger
  • Robina McCurdy
  • Janet Millington
  • Rosemary Morrow
  • Jeff Nugent
  • the late Warwick Rowell
  • Gerald Shepperson
  • Judith Turley
  • Terry White
  • Bruce Zell.

2015