| Bee Roadzz |
| Transition Marlborough wanted to help save the bees so they started joining up landscapes to connect pollinators and people. |
| The Shift Effect |
| Sarah Pugh describes how a permaculture education project has birthed not only new skills and careers but a sense of purpose and hope. |
| Having Fun with Mexican Polycultures |
| No dig gardener, Vera Greutink, enjoys growing beautiful and edible polycultures. Here she shares her Mexican inspired planting. |
| From Desert to Food Forest |
| Grant Curry set up the Permaculture Provision Project to create fresh food on the Navajo Nation’s Reservation, a vast desert. He wants to inspire others and awaken the US to the need for permaculture. The Permaculture Provision Project is one of the four |
| Spring Growing Tips |
| Stephanie Hafferty shares her sowing and growing tips for beetroot and parsnips, as well as sowing times for the spring months. |
| Walking with Trees – First Stirrings |
| Glennie Kindred shares how trees can reconnect us to Nature, and help us to become healthier, more empowered and engaged with the world. |
| Growing Waste-free Mushrooms in Buckets |
| Kirsten Bradley and Nick Ritar share how to grow your own mushrooms at home. |
| Changing Lives with Permaculture |
| Paul Yeboah gives an insight into the excellent, regenerative work of the Ghana Permaculture Institute. |
| Regenerative Agriculture: Empowering Nature |
| Charles Massy shares the multiple regenerative agriculture techniques that are the future of farming. |
| Strawbale Building for Beginners |
| Felicity Lee and Dan Coleman took on a self-build in France with no prior experience. Would they succeed? |
| The Alchemy of Making Balms |
| Karen Lawton shares how to make an ‘Ache Ease’ balm from locally grown plants. |
| The Floating Food Forest |
| Rozie Apps explains how New York’s edible forest garden on a barge is combating food deserts and changing local law. |
| A Manifesto for Our Daily Bread |
| John Letts sets out the UK Heritage Grain Alliance’s mission to revive a local grain economy for artisanal bread, beers and distillations and our good health. |
| No Dig Gardening on any scale |
| Stephanie Hafferty explains the many advantages of growing annual and perennial veg and fruit with no dig on a small and larger scale. |
| Protecting Our Seas |
| Plastic pollution, climate change and over-fishing are negatively impacting our seas. Rozie Apps explores the issues and shares some of the solutions to kickstart positive change. |
| Working with Nature –
the Beaver Way |
| Rozie Apps discusses how beavers can create more resilient flood and drought proof landscapes. |
| What is Eco-building? |
| Janna Laan explores what makes buildings ‘eco’, some of the best techniques and why they’re used. |
| How to Make and Use
an A-Frame |
| Caroline Aitken explains how to construct an A-frame and how to use it on your land. |
| Caring For Our Outer Edge |
| Laura Pardoe explores how we can permaculture our skincare. |
| Visionaries |
| What inspires London-based permaculture activist, Kayode Olafimihan and documentary filmmaker and Earth restoration pioneer, John D. Liu? |
| Calf At Foot Dairying |
| Fiona Provan explains her unique compassionate methods for producing raw milk at the farm gate from a Pasture For Life herd. |
| What Keeps Visionaries Going? READ NOW |
| What makes a person a lifelong activist, someone who is able to sail against the wind for decades? Maddy Harland asked two very different visionaries. |
| The Art of Dying Creatively |
| Katie Shepherd thinks how we die is vitally important and should not be pushed under the carpet but well designed, permaculturally of course. |
| Regenerating Urban Communities |
| The May Project in Morden, London, uses lessons in permaculture, gardening, natural building and hip hop to empower and engage local people. Rozie Apps reports. |