Autumn 2002 (PM 33)
| JUST LISTEN |
| Leah Green describes how the art of compassionate listening has begun to heal wounds in the Middle East when no reconciliation seemed possible. |
| SEEDLESS GRAPES FOR COOL CLIMATES |
| Avid grape collector, Brian Edwards, invited his friends to a tasting and shares the results with us. |
| HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS IN THE GARDEN |
| Dr Mark Fisher introduces companion planting and describes how to plant guilds for healthy, robust gardens and farms. |
| A DREAM COME TRUE? |
| How Duarte Câmara made his dream of peace and plenty come true in beautiful Madeira. |
| LEARNING THROUGH THE SENSES |
| Marlies Lukkes visits a pioneering natural school in Cheshire. |
| BUILDING WITH STRAW BALES Part 2 |
| Barbara Jones explains how to design and layout straw bale buildings. |
| SOWING SEEDS IN SUBURBAN SLOUGH |
| Janine Gray describes how a tree planting project in the midst of urban sprawl is taking the messages of sustainability into the heart of the community. |
| A GARDEN OF EDEN IN MALAWI |
| Malawi’s famine is high in the headlines, but Josie Redmonds visits a mountain project that demonstrates how eroded landscapes can grow a feast of food once again. |
| CALIFORNIA GREENING |
| Anastasia Ashman visits the celebrated eco-town of Davis, California. |
| PLANTING A NEW WOODLAND Part 2 |
| Patrick Whitefield gives practical advice on the planning and layout of new wood- lands, and how to buy trees and other materials. |
| HOW TO MAKE AN EARTH OVEN DOOR |
| Kiko Denzer has some handy hints to finish your outdoor cooking area. |
| A WAY OF SEEING |
| Teaching doesn’t have to be all ‘chalk and talk’. Rob Hopkins describes how he teaches permaculture creatively. |
| WILDERNESS REGENERATION Part 2 |
| Chris Dixon describes how we can not only actively encourage wild areas of land to regenerate but also create a harvest at the same time. Move over, sheep! |