A Spanish, Italian and Portuguese version is to come soon - we will keep you updated! Many thanks to everyone who has answered the survey so far and helped developing the survey! We gathered over 100 responses up to this point, which is amazing!
We really hope that you will take part in this survey (will take you about 15minutes) and are as excited as we are about this opportunity to bring permaculture researchers from all over the world together and make our work more visible, effective and connected.
If you know any other people who do permaculture related research and should know about this, we would very much appreciate if you could pass this message on.
Submitted by Celia Ashman on 21 February 2012 - 11:21am
This project outline provides an overview of the permaculture farm project objectives, activities and phasing. It draws together all the input we have received from the permaculture farming community through the survey and workshop.
Please send any comments to farm [@] permaculture.org.uk by Monday 5th March (to guarantee your feedback be integrated into the final project proposal).
Submitted by Andy Goldring on 14 February 2012 - 5:55pm
We're very happy to announce the next Permaculture Scotland meeting - we've got a packed day full of workshops, seed swaps, kids workshops, presentations and news. Please note the change of Venue!! It's right next to Waverley Station.
Anyone with a fear of the internet can book by phoning James - 07790 265883
Venue : Old St Pauls Church Hall, Jeffrey St, Edinburgh, EH1 1DH (see attached map) Date : March 24, 2012 Time : 10am - 5pm Price : £5 suggested donation on the door Food : Please bring a dish to share
Accommodation: We're trying to link folk with spare beds, sofas and floors in Edinburgh with people requiring accommodation. Anyone who can provide OR requires accommodation should contact Jenny - jenniferfionaaird@googlemail.com
There will be a general movement towards a pub in the evening.
Please spread the word, circulate the e-flyer and percolate the map.
Submitted by Celia Ashman on 27 January 2012 - 4:55pm
Results of the Permaculture Farming Project survey have been collected and analysed. This report summarises key observations and presents some ideas we are considering including in the project design. Please take a look through report and send us your comments, we welcome your input in this process.
Submitted by Celia Ashman on 18 January 2012 - 10:44pm
In November 2011 we held a successful gathering of participating projects, in order to allow the future design of the research to be designed collaboratively. We are currently consolidating this work and making plans for 2012 - so keep checking for updates or get in touch with any queries!
In the meantime, have a look at the photos from this weekend event.
Submitted by Andy Goldring on 12 December 2011 - 12:02pm
The Permaculture Scotland working group is developing the LAND project in Scotland. If you have a project (established or just starting), please spend a few minutes filling in the survey to help them establish how much demand there is for different aspects of the project.
Submitted by Andy Goldring on 23 November 2011 - 3:12pm
A big thanks to all the members that came to this year's AGM held at the Merci centre in Manchester. We had a brilliant turnout with over 95 people for a very full day of workshops and presentations. Andrew Marshall successfully accredited and is now our newest diploma holder.
We said a big thanks to Jan Mulreany of her wonderful work supporting the Association as a Board member, re-elected Stefan Geyer, Philip Blandford and Ed Sears, and elected Rebecca Harris as our newest trustee. We also attracted three new members to attend the next board meeting and go through our trustee induction process for election next time. So a very healthy board with a good mix of 'old hands' and new people getting involved.
You can see some dazzling photos from the event here.