Permaculture

Topic: Obituaries

Vale Errol Mutch

Vale Errol Mutch. I remember Errol as one of those rare “salt of the earth” natural environmentalists, who charted his own path in working with nature though the difficult decades...

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Vale Vries Gravestein

As I have been working alone in the garden over these last few days I have been thinking about Vries Gravestein as an elder of the Australian permaculture movement at...

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Vale Toby Hemenway

Toby Hemenway, one of the most influential permaculture authors and teachers from North America, passed away earlier this week aged 64. Toby discovered permaculture in 1990 after a career in genetics...

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Vale Rod May

Vale Rob May. One of Australia’s ecological farming pioneers, and a close friend, passed away today. Rod May aged 63 died in intensive care after a road accident between Ballarat...

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Remembering Dan Palmer

In the global forest of permaculture and kindred networks, a giant has fallen. Dan Palmer is dead. Rather than old growth, he was in his prime at 47 with deep...

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Phil Gall: Permaculture Pioneer

There is no one who deserves the accolade of “permaculture pioneer” more than Phil Gall who died recently with his family around him in a Melbourne nursing home.

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“Dan Palmer’s Legacy” by David Holmgren

At the recent Australian Permaculture Convergence in Kaurna Country, Adelaide, David Holmgren, permaculture co-originator, gave a presentation to honour the legacy of his friend and colleague, Dan Palmer (1974-2022). 

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Vale Joan Webster OAM

How much can one person achieve in a lifetime? Without an army of followers and assistants to help, any contribution or dent in the larger society and environment will surely...

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