Articles

Planning for change

Written by: 
Andy Goldring

As Simon Fairlie said in Low Impact Development, "Planning is boring".

How to apply the principles of permaculture in daily life

Firstly I should explain why I want to try and do this.

Biodiversity Conservation and Food Security in the Kalarhari in Botswana

The development of conservative strategies for the preservation of dryland species, and for the responsible use and management of arid lands is probably the world's most pressing problem in lan

Taking the Piss

Taking the Piss and Talking Shit

Harvesting Energy - A Local Economy for Locals

1. Foreword
2. Real Jobs
3. The Uses of Plants
4. Energy Stall

People Care

Whether we look at people first, or animals, or plants, we know by the way we treat one how we behave towards the other.


Introduction

Why planning needs top down thinking and bottom up action.

Written by: 
Andy Goldring

The Government has announced a review of PPG7 - the planning policy guidance that deals with the countryside.

Three good reasons

Written by: 
Dieter

Permaculture is an ecological design system, aimed at everything concerning our daily lives. It uses natural systems as guidelines, wherever possible.