“It’s the ‘permaculture uniform’ – you can wear this whenever you’re walking down the street, teaching a workshop, running a webinar or on TV to help get the word out about permaculture ” Brenna Quinlan
In addition to our current designs including one by Brenna, we are thrilled to release the following new designs to help you promote permaculture in your daily activities. Click on our ‘shop‘ page to check out the expanded range, including children and infant sizes too.
- ‘Express your chicken-ness was designed by Mia Solomon.
“Chickens are such permaculture creatures: they produce no waste that isn’t also a resource, they give various yields (including entertainment), and they integrate so well into our lives. They are all individuals and yet they make the most of their chicken community. We can learn a lot from chickens!“
2. ‘Permaculture. Care for what you love in your own backyard’, Megan Forward
This image comes from the A Patch from Scratch children’s picture book that Megan wrote and illustrated as her family transformed their backyard into a wonderful permaculture paradise.
“I wanted to share our journey and encourage other families to join us in this celebration of nature, permaculture, the joys of harvesting your own produce, reducing waste, and the gentle home-grown family activism of caring for the earth one small urban backyard at a time. Because you care for what you love.”
‘People, Planet, Permaculture, April Samson-Kelly
April heartily embraces the concept of ‘art as activism’ as one those strategies that suits her nature and her environment.
“When I can inspire a child to ask ‘do chickens think?, then I know I have seeded a whole new way of looking at the world, our part in it, and what one person can do.”
SO what are you waiting for? Jump online and get your permaculture uniform today to wear for your permaculture activities or events, while supporting PA and our wonderful members.
More information:
There are six Permaculture Australia member designs to choose from here by Brenna Quinlan, April Sampson-Kelly, Megan Forward, Irene Pagram, Cally Brennan and Mia Solomon. Each design is available in a range of colours, T shirt styles and sizes, including children and infants. Profits from the T shirts are split between the T shirt designer and Permaculture Australia to support permaculture advocacy activities.
