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8 forms of capital active hope agroecology agroforestry alder buckthorn Amazon anxiety apples arthritis back yard beans Bec Hellouin beech tree bees beneficial berries biochar biodigester biodiversity blackberries blackthorn book review brain brassica cage budget build building campesino capital card deck Celtic festivals change changes chemical-free chickens christmas circular clay pot cleansers cleansing milks climate change climate emergency climate grief climate solutions climbers climbing cob comfrey community compost compost teas connection consciousness conservation container cooking coppice coppicing cordial cosmology courgettes crafts crisis crop protection Cross Quarter Festival cultural emergence culture cycles degraded design diary diversity DIY do it yourself dryland earth care Earth's energy ecoculture economics ecopoetry ecosystem ecosystem restoration camps ecosystems edges edible edible flowers education efficiency elder elderflowers elements elixir energy equinox ethics face mask fair shares Fairtrade farming feedback feminine ferns figs film firewood flower essence flowers food food forest food garden footbath forage foraging forest garden forest gardening forests fruit fruit leather fruit trees fungi future future care gardening garlic gift economy gin Give Nature a voice Glennie Kindred global poverty glut grapes greenhouse grief groundcover grow grow food grow your own growing guilds habitat habits handcream harvest harvests hawthorn hazel hazelnut healing shrubs healing trees health healthy soil heart health hedgerow hedging herbal herbal remedies herbal teas herbalist herbs holistic holistic planned grazing home homeless homemade wine homestead hope Hugelkultur humanure hummus hungry gap IBC tanks Imbolc incense increase yields Indigenous inexpensive influence inspiration International Womens Day jam keyline kitchen garden lacto-fermentation Lammas land landscape landscapes life lifestyle limeflowers livelihood livestock living labs logs Looby Macnamara lotion low cost low-impact Lush Spring Prize macerations Mangwende Orphan Care Trust market garden market gardening marmalade marshmallow mass heater meadowsweet medicinal microbes microfarm Midwest Permaculture mimic mindset mitigation money Morag Gamble moringa Mother Earth mulch multifunctional mushrooms native plants natural natural building natural fertiliser natural skincare natural swimming pool nature nature connection nitrogen no dig no waste no-dig November nutrition nuts observe oca October off-grid oil cleansing orchard orchards organic organic gardening outdoor shower oven oxymel oyster pallets pasture-fed patterns people people care peoplecare perennials permaculture permaculture design permaculture magazine award permaculutre permayouth pesto pests philippines pine tree pips pizza oven plant profile plants pollinators pollution polyculture polycultures preserving principles propagating protection pruning prunings psycho-spiritual awareness psychospiritual transformation rainforest rainwater raspberries recipe recipes reduce reed beds regeneration regenerative regenerative agriculture relative location relative matter remedy renewable renewable energy resources restoration reuse revolution rhythms rootstock rootstocks roundhouse roundwood runner beans sage salad salve Samhain schools Scotland scotts pine seasonal seasons seeds selfcare Sepp Holzer september septic tanks sewage treatment shade sheet mulching shrubs skincare sloes slugs small solutions small-scale smallholding social justice soil health solar solutions sowing spiritual spring squash stacking functions stock-free straw straw bale summer sustainable Sweet Bay syntropic systems temperate terraces thistles thrutopia timber timber framing tincture tonic toolkit tools transformation trees upcycle urban veg garden vegan veganic vermicomposting vinegar walnuts waste water water cleansing watering weeds wellbeing wetland wild edges wild food wild garlic wildflower wildlife wine recipes wings winter winter greens winter salads wood stove woodburner woodland woodland management woodlands worms yarrow year-round food yield young people youth zai pits zone 00 zoning

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8 forms of capital active hope agroecology agroforestry alder buckthorn Amazon anxiety apples arthritis back yard beans Bec Hellouin beech tree bees beneficial berries biochar biodigester biodiversity blackberries blackthorn book review brain brassica cage budget build building campesino capital card deck Celtic festivals change changes chemical-free chickens christmas circular clay pot cleansers cleansing milks climate change climate emergency climate grief climate solutions climbers climbing cob comfrey community compost compost teas connection consciousness conservation container cooking coppice coppicing cordial cosmology courgettes crafts crisis crop protection Cross Quarter Festival cultural emergence culture cycles degraded design diary diversity DIY do it yourself dryland earth care Earth's energy ecoculture economics ecopoetry ecosystem ecosystem restoration camps ecosystems edges edible edible flowers education efficiency elder elderflowers elements elixir energy equinox ethics face mask fair shares Fairtrade farming feedback feminine ferns figs film firewood flower essence flowers food food forest food garden footbath forage foraging forest garden forest gardening forests fruit fruit leather fruit trees fungi future future care gardening garlic gift economy gin Give Nature a voice Glennie Kindred global poverty glut grapes greenhouse grief groundcover grow grow food grow your own growing guilds habitat habits handcream harvest harvests hawthorn hazel hazelnut healing shrubs healing trees health healthy soil heart health hedgerow hedging herbal herbal remedies herbal teas herbalist herbs holistic holistic planned grazing home homeless homemade wine homestead hope Hugelkultur humanure hummus hungry gap IBC tanks Imbolc incense increase yields Indigenous inexpensive influence inspiration International Womens Day jam keyline kitchen garden lacto-fermentation Lammas land landscape landscapes life lifestyle limeflowers livelihood livestock living labs logs Looby Macnamara lotion low cost low-impact Lush Spring Prize macerations Mangwende Orphan Care Trust market garden market gardening marmalade marshmallow mass heater meadowsweet medicinal microbes microfarm Midwest Permaculture mimic mindset mitigation money Morag Gamble moringa Mother Earth mulch multifunctional mushrooms native plants natural natural building natural fertiliser natural skincare natural swimming pool nature nature connection nitrogen no dig no waste no-dig November nutrition nuts observe oca October off-grid oil cleansing orchard orchards organic organic gardening outdoor shower oven oxymel oyster pallets pasture-fed patterns people people care peoplecare perennials permaculture permaculture design permaculture magazine award permaculutre permayouth pesto pests philippines pine tree pips pizza oven plant profile plants pollinators pollution polyculture polycultures preserving principles propagating protection pruning prunings psycho-spiritual awareness psychospiritual transformation rainforest rainwater raspberries recipe recipes reduce reed beds regeneration regenerative regenerative agriculture relative location relative matter remedy renewable renewable energy resources restoration reuse revolution rhythms rootstock rootstocks roundhouse roundwood runner beans sage salad salve Samhain schools Scotland scotts pine seasonal seasons seeds selfcare Sepp Holzer september septic tanks sewage treatment shade sheet mulching shrubs skincare sloes slugs small solutions small-scale smallholding social justice soil health solar solutions sowing spiritual spring squash stacking functions stock-free straw straw bale summer sustainable Sweet Bay syntropic systems temperate terraces thistles thrutopia timber timber framing tincture tonic toolkit tools transformation trees upcycle urban veg garden vegan veganic vermicomposting vinegar walnuts waste water water cleansing watering weeds wellbeing wetland wild edges wild food wild garlic wildflower wildlife wine recipes wings winter winter greens winter salads wood stove woodburner woodland woodland management woodlands worms yarrow year-round food yield young people youth zai pits zone 00 zoning

The Team


Maddy Harland
Maddy Harland
Co-founder and Senior Editor
Maddy is a writer, editor and speaker. She lives in north Devon, where she moved with her late husband, Tim, where she cares for an ancient woodland and wildflower meadows. Permaculture came into her life over 30 years ago and inspired the founding of this magazine and their publishing company, Permanent Publications. She loves growing her own food and appreciating nature, from large landscapes to tiny insects. She is passionate about regenerating the land and also culture and has been lucky to be inspired by many mentors in her life, including Joanna Macy, David Holmgren, Max Lindegger, Patrick Whitefield, Polly Higgins, Jamie Sams, and the many talented writers and authors who she has been lucky enough to work with.
Tim Harland
Tim Harland
Co-founder and Publisher
Tim is co-founder of Permaculture magazine. He sadly died unexpectedly at the end of September 2023, after a happy day working in his woodland. He was a keen gardener (food and wildlife primarily). Tim considered himself incredibly fortunate, and a little surprised, after moving to Devon, to find himself living in such a paradisiacal place where he liked doing nothing better than sitting immersed in the dream of Nature. Over his life he was been influenced by, among many others, Patrick Whitefield, Max Lindegger, Launcelot Fleming, Ram Dass and of course his dear wife who led him on many unexpected and exciting adventures.
Tony Rollinson
Tony Rollinson
Sales Director
Tony engaged with environmentalism, feminism, co-operation, the everyday and taking responsibility at the first gig he ever attended ... by the hugely influential Crass back at the start of the 1980s. He has remained an activist with a focus on urban permaculture, people and diverse communities. He has a love of music (playing in and managing bands), the arts and history. He has a BA, an MA and has published a book (which was made into a film and album). He lives in Portsmouth with wife Andrea and Rudi dog. The place he is at right now is to tread lighter, be more local and to make sure that Permaculture magazine, Permanent Publications and permaculture people and courses are there for people when they work out they need them. His permaculture inspirations include special shout outs for Patrick Whitefield (still miss you man), Morag Gamble (truly talented, her work with Permayouth is inspiring beyond words) and those innovative groups who are weaving in vegan approaches, the vital people care aspect, the Black Permaculture Network and our myriad of forebears who have helped us get to this place where we have enough knowledge to be better.
Rozie Apps
Rozie Apps
Publishing Director and Editor
Inspired by her Media Studies teacher, Rozie knew she wanted to help create a better world, leading to a BA Hons in Journalism and Politics. It wasn't until she found permaculture, through a Ben Law apprentice (and now her partner), that it clicked, and she fell in love with this solution-based way of life. Rozie lives with her partner and two dogs in Wiltshire, where they love to explore Nature and find wild swimming spots. For seven years she ran a small kitchen garden, with weekly veg boxes through summer and autumn, along with a veg stall for surplus. She especially loves growing tomatoes and chillies, nurturing them from seed to fruit. She is passionate about local food and hopes to one day see permaculture farms surrounding every town and village across the country.
Kate Saunders
Kate Saunders
Subscriptions Manager
After many years working in the Arts and Heritage sector achieving 2 BAS and a MA in Fine Art, Kate moved to Permanent Publications to help educating people to live in harmony with the planet. She has learnt that we can all help to heal climate change, a small action at a time = recycling, preloved, being aware of and reducing her carbon footprint etc. She supports the local economy and small businesses, especially since the various lockdowns. With her daughter she has fundraised for a Welsh dog rescue and after losing her beloved rescue chihuahua Paige, is now living with her older lady chihuahua Poppy. Disability rights are also very close to her heart.
Pete Ellington
Pete Ellington
Financial Director
Pete is the Financial Director at Permaculture magazine.
Nicola Willmot Noller
Nicola Willmot Noller
Designer
Nicola is a designer and designs Permaculture magazine and Permanent Publications books.