Permaculture
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No. 1 Autumn 1992
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Permaculture: Earth care, people care, future care is a visionary magazine that will give you the tools needed to create productive and resilient homes, gardens, economies, relationships, schools, farms and communities. Our range of articles includes no-dig gardening, food forests, cutting edge community projects, renewable technologies, regenerative agriculture, DIY & upcycling projects, natural building, education and wellbeing. It is full of solutions, projects and pioneering ideas from the very best of the permaculture movement.
All print subscriptions come with FREE Digital and App access to all back issues searchable by subject, so that’s nearly 30 years of content at your fingertips. Subscribers also receive exclusive offers on books and products. It's the ideal research tool for teachers, students, designers, practitioners and activists alike.
Permaculture is your essential companion for a life-changing green adventure.
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This Autumn issue offers regenerative solutions and stories for you and your community. Articles include:
- Chelsea Flower Show 'Gold awardee', Sid Hill, reveals how diverse ecological gardens and natural spaces create a healthy aero-microbiome that when we breath in and digest, boost our immune system and help us cope better with stress.
- How to create a space for insects with the compact pollinator wall from Tayshan Hayden-Smith.
- With peat compost finally banned in the UK, six organic gardeners give their tips and solutions for homemade compost and flourishing soils.
- Teacher Aranya shares how he used permaculture to find a new home and design its essential elements, from energy efficiency and solar power to garden design, plant selections and even a compost toilet.
- The self-build outdoor classroom – a low-cost, weatherproof learning space for schools and community.
- The social food revolution – community-focussed food and local enterprise.
- Rewilding cows and their positive impacts on both the land and people.
- The joy of unexpected harvests – learn how there is more to yields than simply harvesting food.
- One of Britain’s most respected teachers and practitioners, Chris Evans, shares the bittersweet conflict of values he faced when recently accepting an MBE for his work in Nepal.
Subjects: Culture, Ecology, Environmental, Lifestyle, Permaculture
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- First Issue: No. 1 Autumn 1992
- Latest Issue: No. 121 Autumn 2024
- Issue Count: 131
- Published: Quarterly
- ISSN: 2059-6715
