Permaculture

Topic: Political & social

Weeds or wild nature?

Available for download is David Holmgren's essay "Weeds or wild nature?", originally published in the Permaculture International Journal in 1997, Issue 61. It provides an indication of the ideas which...

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Do we need nature?

Available for download is David Holmgren's essay "Do We Need Nature?", written as an entry in the Shell Economist Future Thinking Writing Competition (2003).

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What is sustainability?

Available for download is David Holmgren's essay "What is sustainability?", from the plenary session addressing the Students of Sustainability Conference at Flinders University Adelaide on the 14th July 2003. The...

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Interview with Heidi Snel (2005)

Interview with Heidi Snel (2005) for ÖKOFILM during the IPC7 (7th International Permaculture Convergence) in Motovun, Croatia in june 2005. Available to watch in full on Youtube.

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Future Scenarios presentation

One of David Holmgren's most requested presentations, based on the ideas from the Future Scenarios website and book. Future Scenarios explores David Holmgren's futurism and scenario planning work for an...

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An Energy Descent Action Plan

Teamed with the experienced permaculture teacher and author Ian Lillington, David Holmgren put together an Energy Descent Action Planning document for his local shire of Hepburn. The final report was...

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The Reverse of Globalisation

In a recent interview with The Nation and On The Earth Productions, David traces the permaculture movement from its emergence following the 1972 publication of The Limits to Growth to now and underscoring the potential...

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Why I haven’t been flying (much)

Over three decades I have received many requests to travel across Australia and across the world to speak at a conference,  teach a course or participate in some worthy event...

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Household economy counts (full text)

Andy Scerri’s critique of Patrick Jones’ articulation of self-reliance, localism, and gift economies (Arena #115) is a familiar argument that has been used over the last thirty years to dismiss...

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