Autumn 2015 (PM 85)
| The Great Work of Our Time... |
| Award winning filmmaker, John D. Liu, describes how earth restoration can help us grow a collective consciousness that will ensure our future. |
| 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. |
| The Art of Deep Listening |
| Helen Iles explains how applying Aboriginal ‘deep listening’ could help us all to reconnect. |
| Permablitz |
| Rozie Apps discovers how permablitz brings edible, decorative and wildlife friendly gardens to homes and community spaces. |
| Growing Resilience |
| Katherine May and Nanni Concu share how they developed a non-monetary, co-operative farming economy that feeds them all year. |
| Design For Humanity |
| Stuart Muir Wilson explains how the ethics and principles of his grandfather, Bill Mollison, have shaped his life and work. |
| What is Permaculture? |
| Part 4, Maddy Harland gives examples of the ways permaculture principles can be applied. |
| Planting a Woodland |
| Julian Evans shares the basics of planting trees: where to plant, sourcing and species choice. |
| Children and Trees |
| Andreas Kornevall explains why children can bring happiness to us – whilst planting trees. |
| Working With Drones |
| Mike Hutchinson meets Smilyan Pavlov and finds out how drones can be of use to smallscale farmers and permaculturists. |
| Perennial Cropping |
| explores the viability of growing perennials rather than fertiliser-hungry annuals. |
| The Wildflower Meadow |
| Richard Webb explains how he turned a lawn into a beautiful, biodiverse meadow. |