Permaculture News
David’s latest writing, Pandemic Brooding: Can the Permaculture movement survive the first severe test of the energy descent future? has now been translated into French, which you can download as a PDF at the top of this page.
A huge thank you to Sébastien Marot for translating the work, and to Jacques Delamarre for proofreading.
Designed for households seeking practical, forward-thinking bushfire preparation, this event brings together a diverse lineup of guest speakers. Topics will span how houses burn, bushfire resilient landscape design and management, household and community response planning and post disaster resilience and reintegration. More info and tickets here.
Here is what judge Peter O’Mara had to say about all of the poems entered in this year’s Venie Prize: In such a conjectural, estranged times, this year’s entries arrived, not coincidentally, from a multifarious array of the environmental poetry index — the polemical, the elegiac, the embodied, the observed, the incidental, the expansive, the
Congratulations to Isabella G. Mead for writing the winning poem of the 2024 Venie Holmgren Environmental Poetry Prize, Melt Ice. Here is what judge Tim Loveday had to say about the poem: Melt Ice is a work that speaks back to our colonial inheritance with an acute and painful awareness of how our complicity as
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