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Product Review: Zebra Loop Handle Can for your Outdoor Kitchen

John Adams |

Sunday, 3rd July 2011

Zebra Loop Handle Cans have some-thing of a cult following. They are used as billy cans by survival instructors, bushcraft enthusiasts, wild campers, woodsmen and backpackers, worldwide...

London Permaculture Festival 2011

Permaculture magazine |

Friday, 1st July 2011

Get your green fingers ready! - On Saturday 16th July from 11am to 6pm, at Cecil Sharp House in Camden, the Permaculture Network are hosting a day of workshops geared at helping people creatively build a sustainable future for all.

Product Review: PowerPlus Bear Camping Lantern

John Adams |

Wednesday, 29th June 2011

I am usually quite a fan of PowerPlus products but their latest offering the PowerPlus Bear Camping Lantern doesn't quite live up to my expectations.

Slow Food and Slow Travel: A Relaxing Holiday in the Pyrenées

Sebastian Holstein and Hayley Harland |

Wednesday, 29th June 2011

Within a 20km radius at the heart of the Pyrenees mountain range, lie three buildings sharing a common attribute: they all

Compassionate Listening – breaking the cycle of violence in the Middle East

Leah Green |

Wednesday, 29th June 2011

It's 1991. The first Intifadah is raging. A group of Americans walks quietly through the twisted alleys of al-Fawwar refugee camp near Hebron. We can hear Israeli soldiers moving through the other side of the camp. We turn a corner and come upon a middle-aged...

Meeting Caroline Lucas – The Other Side of Glastonbury Festival 2011

Maddy Harland |

Saturday, 25th June 2011

Caroline Lucas, Britain's only Green MP, popped into Glastonbury yesterday to address an audience at the Speaker's Forum in Green Fields and speak on the Pyramid stage for the non-nuclear debate. Besides mud, celebs and some stunning bands, Glastonbury has a long...

What is compost tea (and how do you make it)?

Brad Rowland |

Thursday, 23rd June 2011

As with everything, there is controversy around how to make compost tea.

Preparing for Powerdown: An inspiring weekend at Uncivilisation Festival

Dougald Hine |

Monday, 20th June 2011

Since Dougald Hine and Paul Kingsnorth published the Dark Mountain manifesto in 2009, the project has become a gathering point for writers, artists and musicians, gardeners, engineers and psychologists — in fact, all kinds of people who are interested in...

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Product Review: Zebra Loop Handle Can for your Outdoor Kitchen

Zebra Loop Handle Cans have some-thing of a cult following. They are used as billy cans by survival instructors, bushcraft enthusiasts, wild campers, woodsmen and backpackers, worldwide...

London Permaculture Festival 2011

Get your green fingers ready! - On Saturday 16th July from 11am to 6pm, at Cecil Sharp House in Camden, the Permaculture Network are hosting a day of workshops geared at helping people creatively build a sustainable future for all.

Product Review: PowerPlus Bear Camping Lantern

I am usually quite a fan of PowerPlus products but their latest offering the PowerPlus Bear Camping Lantern doesn't quite live up to my expectations.

Slow Food and Slow Travel: A Relaxing Holiday in the Pyrenées

Within a 20km radius at the heart of the Pyrenees mountain range, lie three buildings sharing a common attribute: they all

Compassionate Listening – breaking the cycle of violence in the Middle East

It's 1991. The first Intifadah is raging. A group of Americans walks quietly through the twisted alleys of al-Fawwar refugee camp near Hebron. We can hear Israeli soldiers moving through the other side of the camp. We turn a corner and come upon a middle-aged...

Meeting Caroline Lucas – The Other Side of Glastonbury Festival 2011

Caroline Lucas, Britain's only Green MP, popped into Glastonbury yesterday to address an audience at the Speaker's Forum in Green Fields and speak on the Pyramid stage for the non-nuclear debate. Besides mud, celebs and some stunning bands, Glastonbury has a long...

What is compost tea (and how do you make it)?

As with everything, there is controversy around how to make compost tea.

Preparing for Powerdown: An inspiring weekend at Uncivilisation Festival

Since Dougald Hine and Paul Kingsnorth published the Dark Mountain manifesto in 2009, the project has become a gathering point for writers, artists and musicians, gardeners, engineers and psychologists — in fact, all kinds of people who are interested in...