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8 forms of capital active hope agroecology agroforestry alder buckthorn Amazon anxiety apples arthritis autumn Autumn equinox 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 chaos climate emergency climate grief climate solutions climbers climbing cob comfrey community Community Nature Network community projects compost compost teas connection consciousness conservation container cooking coppice coppicing cordial cosmology courgettes crafts crisis crop protection Cross Quarter Festival cultural emergence culture cut flowers cycles degraded design diary diversity DIY do it yourself dryland earth care earth's cycles 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 floristry flower essence flower garden flowers food food forest food garden footbath forage foraging forest garden forest gardening forests fruit fruit leather fruit trees full moon funding fungi future future care gardening gardens garlic gift economy gin Give Nature a voice Glennie Kindred global poverty glut grapes green space 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 kingfisher 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 Manda Scott Mangwende Orphan Care Trust market garden market gardening marmalade marshmallow mass heater meadowsweet medicinal microbes microfarm Midwest Permaculture mimic mindset mitigation money moon phases Morag Gamble moringa Mother Earth movement 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 north-facing novel November nutrition nuts observe oca October off-grid oil cleansing orchard orchards organic organic flowers organic gardening outdoor shower oven oxymel oyster pallets pasture-fed patterns people people care peoplecare perennials permaculture permaculture design permaculture magazine award permaculture projects permaculutre permayouth pesto pests philippines pine tree pips pizza oven plant profile plants pollinators pollution polyculture polycultures positive change 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 resilient resources restoration reuse revolution rhythms rootstock rootstocks roundhouse roundwood runner beans sage salad salads salve Samhain schools Scotland scotts pine seasonal seasons seeds selfcare Sepp Holzer september septic tanks sewage treatment shade shamanism 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 support sustainable Sweet Bay syntropic systems temperate terraces thistles thrutopia timber timber framing tincture tonic toolkit tools transformation trees upcycle urban urban gardening veg garden vegan veganic vermicomposting vinegar visionaries 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 world is possible worms yarrow year round 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 autumn Autumn equinox 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 chaos climate emergency climate grief climate solutions climbers climbing cob comfrey community Community Nature Network community projects compost compost teas connection consciousness conservation container cooking coppice coppicing cordial cosmology courgettes crafts crisis crop protection Cross Quarter Festival cultural emergence culture cut flowers cycles degraded design diary diversity DIY do it yourself dryland earth care earth's cycles 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 floristry flower essence flower garden flowers food food forest food garden footbath forage foraging forest garden forest gardening forests fruit fruit leather fruit trees full moon funding fungi future future care gardening gardens garlic gift economy gin Give Nature a voice Glennie Kindred global poverty glut grapes green space 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 kingfisher 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 Manda Scott Mangwende Orphan Care Trust market garden market gardening marmalade marshmallow mass heater meadowsweet medicinal microbes microfarm Midwest Permaculture mimic mindset mitigation money moon phases Morag Gamble moringa Mother Earth movement 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 north-facing novel November nutrition nuts observe oca October off-grid oil cleansing orchard orchards organic organic flowers organic gardening outdoor shower oven oxymel oyster pallets pasture-fed patterns people people care peoplecare perennials permaculture permaculture design permaculture magazine award permaculture projects permaculutre permayouth pesto pests philippines pine tree pips pizza oven plant profile plants pollinators pollution polyculture polycultures positive change 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 resilient resources restoration reuse revolution rhythms rootstock rootstocks roundhouse roundwood runner beans sage salad salads salve Samhain schools Scotland scotts pine seasonal seasons seeds selfcare Sepp Holzer september septic tanks sewage treatment shade shamanism 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 support sustainable Sweet Bay syntropic systems temperate terraces thistles thrutopia timber timber framing tincture tonic toolkit tools transformation trees upcycle urban urban gardening veg garden vegan veganic vermicomposting vinegar visionaries 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 world is possible worms yarrow year round year-round food yield young people youth zai pits zone 00 zoning

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We have a whole community over on social media, so come and join us. It’s also really helpful if you can like and share our posts, to help them reach a wider audience – permaculture solutions need to reach everyone.

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Permaculture magazine is a visionary magazine that will give you the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. PLUS all subscribers get FREE digital access to 30+ years of back issues. Full details: www.permaculture.co.uk/subscribe

I’m a big fan of Permaculture magazine, a visionary magazine for changemakers. Each issue is packed with inspiring stories and practical solutions to help us all live a more regenerative life. All subscriptions, print and digital, come with FREE digital access to 30+ years of back issues, so there’s even more to read! Subscribe and join the changemakers: www.permaculture.co.uk/subscribe

I LOVE when the latest issue of Permaculture magazine arrives. Its range of articles includes no-dig gardening, food forests, cutting edge community projects, renewable technologies, regenerative agriculture, DIY and upcycling projects, natural building, education and wellbeing. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement. You should definitely subscribe! www.permaculture.co.uk/subscribe

The latest issue of Permaculture magazine, PM118, is out now! It’s packed with so much, from the gorgeous Mandala Community Forest Garden that incorporates edibles, habitat, plants for fibre and dyeing, as well as medicinals; and the Carbon Neutral Microfarm that uses ‘ecoculture’ techniques to grow an abundance of food while locking in carbon (with plenty of methods that all growers can learn from); to an exploration of why agroecology is the future of our food; and health-giving recipes from trees and shrubs you can grow at home. Don’t miss this inspiring issue, get a copy today: www.permaculture.co.uk/issue/winter-2023

PM118 Winter 2023 is published today! It features the many ways permaculture can help in your everyday life. We also go beyond food banks with community food, celebrate 40 years of activism, listen to indigenous knowledge and show how you can be an ally to Nature. It is full of can-do solutions, and contacts. Permaculture magazine is a huge hearted chronicle of good things. In print and digital forms, it is ideal for the whole family. www.permaculture.co.uk/issue/winter-2023

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Tell your networks about our permaculture books

Permaculture magazine is the sister company of Permanent Publications, which has been publishing inspiring, practical titles since 1990. Our collection of over 100 books encourage people to live more healthier, more self-reliant and ecologically sound ways of life. More info can be found at: www.permanentpublications.co.uk

New books to shout about

Living With The Earth is arguably our most important book since Patrick Whitefield’s The Earth Care Manual and we want everyone to know about it! It answers the big questions: How do we feed humanity nutritious, wholesome food, restore our environment and reverse climate chaos? www.permanentpublications.co.uk/port/living-with-the-earth-a-manual-for-market-gardeners

Trees and Shrubs that Heal does what it says on the tin! It explains how to identify, harvest and process these useful medicinal plants safely. It is ideal for helping foragers and wilderness lovers identify what is naturally around you, plus, it is an essential tool for forest schoolers, agroforesters and educators. Our forests and gardens can provide soothing remedies, from painkillers to stressbusters, while saving you money too: www.permanentpublications.co.uk/port/trees-and-shrubs-that-heal-reconnecting-with-the-medicinal-forest

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For over 30 years, Permanent Publications has been producing empowering books on permaculture design, organic growing, natural building, social permaculture, community and renewable technology. This vast collection of knowledge offers the vital skills and tools for us all to create a more resilient and regenerative future, for people and planet. See the full range at: www.permanentpublications.co.uk

Permanent Publications offer a huge range of inspiring and empowering books for positive change. From nature connection and no dig organic gardening, to natural building and permaculture design, they have a great selection to help you create the life you want. And buying directly from them means your money stays in the permaculture community. See the full range at: www.permanentpublications.co.uk

Check out Permanent Publications’ new books! Living With The Earth from the world-renowned Bec Hellouin Farm in France, is a detailed permaculture growing book with an enormous range of tools and science for all serious food growers. Trees and Shrubs that Heal from medical herbalist, Anne Stobart, is a “balm for many of today’s health challenges and offers solutions for a more harmonious and sustainable future“. https://www.permanentpublications.co.uk

Recommend us

One of the best things you can do for us it to recommend Permaculture magazine to your local library, school, college or university you attend or support. And if you don’t want to talk to them directly, we’re happy to reach out instead. Just send their name, where they are, and any contact details to [email protected] and we’ll do the rest.

And please be inventive – you could recommend us to your local newsagent, garden centre and/or health food store too. You could even buy a gift subscription for a local cafe or community centre you attend. More details HERE.

Join the regulars

Hundreds of permaculture people partner with us in each print and digital issue, and online too.

Permaculture magazine’s classified section is one of the most read parts of the magazine. People may be looking for a holiday, opportunities for employment or volunteering experience. It is an ideal way to tell people about something you are doing, that you want, an event, something for sale, or just something different! It is probably no surprise that our Property and Land section is the most eagerly awaited each issue as so many people want to pass on what they have cultivated to likeminded people and custodians.

Our brand new issue, PM118 Winter 2023, features property for sale in Devon, France, Durham and Argyll. And additional property is added to the list on the website all the time. See: www.permaculture.co.uk/classifieds

Classifieds are an affordable way to reach like-minded people. They start at just £40 + VAT = £48.00 an issue and with the reach being in print and digital and online they have a huge reach.

We also list courses, with PDCs and Intro to Permaculture courses for FREE. Full details on how to feature a course can be found HERE.

You and your friends can view available courses here: www.permaculture.co.uk/courses. It is a great way to see what is happening near you, or a place you wish to visit … and it is a good way to network and make contacts.

Theses listings are constantly updated too, so do send us yours or ones you know about at any time. Special Courses are listed for just £20 + VAT = £24.00 each.

We also partner with companies, communities, charities, activists, teachers and institutions, so don’t hesitate to get in touch. One of our key aims to get environmental best practice ideas and solutions out there to as many people as we possibly can. Email [email protected] if you want to know more.

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