Home, emotional permaculture, and the inner landscape
Let's talk about mental health as a component of the ecological design process.
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Access to land & stable housing is an essential part of the “permaculture” conversation.
Let's talk about how "permaculture" is a myth without access to land, stable housing, and safe space.
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Permaculture thoughts: transition, harnessing chaos, making friends through seed swaps & plant sales
Sharing about how distributing surplus helps us to connect with others in community and renewing my invitation to join us in these #freepermaculture spaces!
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On chaos, decomposition, daily practice, and permaculture
Musing about compost, chaos, fertility, and our collective resistance to change and/or attachment to the status quo. (We love change in the garden but fight it in our own lives!)
Read MoreOn chaos, decomposition, daily practice, and permacultureWild Women Writing Challenge
Establish a writing habit by doing it every day for 40 days. Original daily prompts included.
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Who invented permaculture?
Who invented permaculture? hint: it wasn’t Bill Mollison and David Holmgren Bill Mollison, often credited as the “founder of permaculture,” was an Australian traveler, scientist, baker, fisherman, gardener, autodidact, and writer who researched and published extensive genealogies of Indigenous Australians, and…