I'm ensuring coordination between the International Permaculture Convergence, Conference and 'Edge Events' in September 2015.

I've been really interested in permaculture for nearly 10 years, but haven't put a lot into practice yet.

I am an active permaculture teacher and practitioner currently leading an itinerant existence between projects in the Middle East and Western Europe.

Diploma graduate in 2013: 1 acre site with house and garden permaculture designs including recycled pvc window greenhouse, small scale domestic reed bed system, chicken and duck forage system, 'per

I came up with the name Naturewise while I was travelling on the London underground. and have been coordinating its evolution since 1990.

I have a background as an academic, an educator and a community activist.

I started The Village Bakery in Melmerby, Cumbria in 1976 and ran it until 2002 since when I have been teaching breadmaking under the name Bread Matters.

Since October 2011 we have built a community garden at Woodfield in Harrogate, now growing a lot of fruit trees, currant bushes, nut trees, vegetables and herbs.

Angie's background in ecology and conservation helps her understand - and teach - the natural principles, patterns and processes that have inspired permaculture.

Angus Soutar is the leading permaculture design consultant working with CommEnt CIC, based in the north west of England and also the Principal of the Northern School of Permaculture.

I live on the Danish small island of Fejø. My husband and I run a LAND Center with a primary focus on 5th element.

I am interested in all aspects of permaculture, but particularly in growing food.

My current focus is in delivering permaculture training, mainly full design courses over two weeks or six weekends. I've taught seventy five of these as of September 2016.

Architect with an interest in low-tech self-build design including cob, passive solar and straw bale.

Development Worker at Greave House Farm Trust in Stocksbridge, Sheffield. This is a small Care Farm developing work with adults with learning disabilities and also the local community.

Took my Permaculture Certificate in 2010/2011 and decided to continue the journey into the Diploma.

Living in Norfolk, in the same house for 30 plus years, I have been an organic gardener all that time: a volunteer with Garden Organic and Community Supported Agriculture.

"Berchinrode" is a small self-sufficiency farm and place of BiNE e.V. - association for education for sustainable development.

I am a longterm organic consumer and permaculture enthusiast.

Having grown green-fingered and liking trees, my mind continues being boggled at seeing our once healthy and green planet degraded for profit under the watchful eye of the current system.

We are Black Isle Permaculture & Arts (BIPA), a start-up Permaculture site and business on the Black Isle, 8 miles north of Inverness in the Highlands of Scotland.