| Stories in Action at the Zombie Apocalypse Training Camp |
| Want to prise your kids away from the individious screen? Philip Waters shares his masterful guidance for engaging stories and outdoor play with a difference. |
| Edible Flowers and why you should grow them |
| Edible flowers are both a functional and beautiful aspect of the permaculture polyculture. No dig expert, Stephanie Hafferty, explains why they are good for you and your garden’s health. |
| Beyond Fairtrade and Organics |
| PM asked Simon Constantine of Lush Cosmetics to describe how permaculture has been a key driver to their successful, regenerative and philanthropic enterprise. |
| Understanding and Embracing Transformational Change |
| John D. Liu on why the future of our planet need not be bleak. |
| The Secret Garden of Marizá |
| How Marsha Hanzi created an edible paradise using regenerative agriculture techniques. |
| Installing Small Scale Solar |
| Fitting solar panels to your campervan or other off-grid structure needn’t be daunting. John Adams guides you through the planning stage and presents a case study of a typical installation. |
| The Great Green Wall of China |
| Award winning filmmaker, John D. Liu, visits an extraordinary project where ecosystem based adaptation is delivering real results. |
| Make a Bentwood Chair |
| Ben Law describes how to construct attractive and comfortable garden chairs from small diameter coppiced roundwood. |
| Crop Protection READ NOW |
| Stephanie Hafferty looks at the net gains of pest and climate control as part of her food crop growing regime. |
| The Oldest Forest Garden in Britain |
| Graham Bell explains the different layers of his temperate food forest and how these create abundant harvests. |
| Alleviating Poverty With Permaculture |
| Warren Draper explains how permaculture can tackle poverty and proposes a way of acquiring the necessary skills for free. |
| Permaculture and Politics READ NOW |
| Mark Boyle explores how the permaculture movement can learn to read the political landscape – and why it needs rewilding. |
| THREE CHOICE TREES |
| Martin Crawford describes three beguiling trees that are ideal for permaculture small-holdings and gardens. |
| PHOTOGRAPHY AS AN OBSERVATION TOOL |
| Stuart and Gabrielle Anderson show how we can use photography as a tool for permaculture design and discovery. |
| REWILDING |
| Amelia Lake has looked at the pros and cons and argues that we should all embrace rewilding as a path to sustainable human existence. |
| Wild Animals and how to recognise their signs |
| Patrick Whitefield shares how spotting animal signs is just one aspect of how we can learn to read our landscapes and their history. |
| Pallet Bench Project |
| John Adams explains how to build a comfortable, two seater garden bench using only scrap pallets and a handful of screws. |
| Upcycling an Old Barn |
| How Stuart and Gabrielle Anderson have given new life to a 200 year old cob and stone barn using a variety of materials and techniques. |
| DIY WICKING RAISED BED |
| John Adams explains how to build a self-watering raised bed for free - well almost - using pallets and other scavenged materials. |
| RESTART - REPAIRING THE UNREPAIRABLE |
| Janet Gunther describes the Restart Project that fixes consumer electronics, those sleek minimalist boxes you aren’t meant to open! |
| THE 'FAMILY' PERMACULTURE GARDEN |
| Why permaculture is perfect for the urban family garden by Neil Kingsnorth. |
| 7 WAYS TO THINK DIFFERENTLY |
| People & Permaculture author Looby Macnamara talks to Maddy Harland. |
| THE PERMACULTURE ECOLOGY OF BEES |
| Philip Chandler explains the difference between conventional, natural and balanced beekeeping and the need to reappraise the way we keep bees. |
| HORTICULTURAL THERAPY |
| An inspiring story of how permaculture can be applied to enhance the lives of even the most physically challenged, by Rozie Apps. |