| DIY SELF-WATERING CONTAINER GARDEN |
| Mark Ridsdill Smith explains how to make a genuinely self-watering container garden which can double your yields. |
| BEFORE THE WOODLAND HOUSE |
| In an extract from his book Woodsman, Ben Law describes how he made a yurt to shelter his family, in the years before his Woodland House was built. |
| POSITIVE MONEY |
| Can money be a force for good? Francesca Wakefield explores some of the money-changing campaigns and schemes available. |
| Compact Living |
| Michael Guerra introduces us to a sustainable design idea ... that of living more compactly |
| Optimise Your Health READ NOW |
| Flo Scott applied permaculture thinking to develop a good quality of life. |
| Farming in a Changing Climate |
| Ben Lambert describes how Crapes Fruit Farm has developed new methods to cope with an ever more variable climate. |
| Scavenger Technology |
| Cathy Ashley takes us on a tour of her permaculture home – an ‘evolving’ council house on a quest to become a farm! |
| Wwoofing Around The World |
| Rebecca Huntley tries her hand at range of jobs on organic farms and gardens, while travelling on a budget. |
| Rocket Mass Heaters |
| John Adams looks at the potential of these stoves for heating your home, workshop or communal space. |
| Permanent Horticulture |
| Deano Martin experiments with John Jeavons’ biointensive growing methods and other aspects of permanent horticulture. |
| Making a Solar Food Dryer |
| John Adams describes how he made a solar food dehydrator and how it performed in a less than typical British summer. |
| Nurture and Nature |
| Lusi Alderslowe wanted her son to learn from nature so she set up her own Earth Education group. She explains how and why! |
| FEED THE WORLD |
| Patrick Whitefield looks at whether permaculture can feed the world whilst reducing our use of fossil fuel derived pesticides and fertilisers. |
| WHY PERMACULTURE NEEDS DESIGN READ NOW |
| Aranya explains why design is central to permaculture and how it enables us to consciously create more harmonious, low impact lives. |
| APPLIED OBSERVATION |
| Wade Muggleton explains why a cup of tea and a wander is a valuable daily habit for a productive garden. |
| DIY SOLAR ELECTRIC BIKES |
| Michel Daniek explains how to transform your humble steed into a solar powered electric bike. |
| PEOPLECARE SKILLS READ NOW |
| Looby Macnamara focuses on how our biggest challenge is also our greatest opportunity. |
| IS SOLAR STILL WORTH IT? |
| Solar photovoltaics are a big investment. Wade Muggleton and John Adams explore the financial and environmental benefits. |
| ANOTHER POLITICS IS POSSIBLE |
| Maddy Harland meets Britain’s only Green Member of Parliament to find out why she thinks political engagement is not only worth-while but a natural extension of being green. |
| TALE OF TRANSITION IN TEN OBJECTS |
| Rob Hopkins tells the story of the evolving Transition movement – a shooting star pointing to a better way of living on this planet. |
| RESKILLING FOR THE FUTURE |
| Practical skills such as needle and woodwork will need to be passed on if we want to survive Peak oil, argues Georgina-Kate Adams. |
| Growing With Grace |
| Annie Neligan describes how an innovative community growing project is reinventing itself to survive the harsh economic climate |
| How Britain Can Feed Itself |
| Craig Embleton investigates how much organic food could be produced in UK gardens and the environmental benefits that this would bring |
| The Percentage Game |
| Wade Muggleton explains how a permaculture lifestyle is more about being self reliant than trying to be self sufficient |