Each fortnight we’ll provide a wrap up of some of the fabulous activities our PA members are involved with – noting there are many, many more!.
We’ll include a selection of media articles, new book releases, blog posts, videos and events to name a few.
Got some great items to share? Send them to hello@permacultureaustralia.org.au so we can include next feature.
Read up
PA life member and permaculture co-originator Dr David Holmgren has released his latest opinion piece on Permaculture during the time of pandemics here
Listen Up
Happen Films Podcast #5 features PA members Brett and Nici from Limestone Permaculture. This inspirational listen includes tips on what they wish they knew when starting out, and life after the recent fires and drought.
The latest Pip Podcast features Victor Steffensen, a Tagalaka man from Northern Queensland and expert on Aboriginal fire management here
Learn
PA professional members CERES have a great series of winter webinars launching in June, with the first one featuring PA member Dr Keri Chiveralls. Bookings here.
Dance
Watch
PA member Hannah from Good Life Permaculture was back as a guest presenter on Gardening Australia showcasing permaculture principles and tips for winning the (gardening) uphill battle
“I am constantly inspired by how aware people are becoming of their food systems and interested in healthier ways of living”
PA member, permaculture educator and design consultant Tonielle Christensen on living in far north QLD, the importance of sociocracy in permaculture education and how to get started on the permaculture journey.
“Permaculture is genuinely a revolution disguised as gardening.”
PA member and permaculture educator Michael Wardle’s take on weeds, water management and the importance of the choices we make in practicing permaculture.
“Teaching has given me the confidence to draw what I feel is right, in my own way, and then share it with the world.” Brenna Quinlan on being thrown into the deep end of permaculture teaching and illustrating.
“When first exposed to Permaculture I thought … ‘this is just common sense’ ”: Jed Walker on community gardens, community advocacy and the legacy of the bushfires.
Happen Films Podcast #5 features PA members Brett and Nici from Limestone Permaculture. This inspirational listen includes tips on what they wish they knew when starting out, and life after the recent fires and drought.
The latest Pip Podcast features Victor Steffensen, a Tagalaka man from Northern Queensland and expert on Aboriginal fire management here
PA professional members CERES have a great series of winter webinars launching in June, with the first one featuring PA member Dr Keri Chiveralls. Bookings here.
