Permaculture 3.0
Ideas and stories about a new version of the permaculture design system for new times, from my Medium postings.
The legals: Our duty of care to visitors to permaculture sites
This is not legal advice and reference to legals is based solely on the author’s understanding and interpretation of law.
2018.10.11 / 5min read. Read More
Towards the economy of the commons: an evening with Michel Bauwens
HERE’S THE QUESTION: can we build a new economy, a better economy that is different to that dominated by the profit-seeking private sector…
2018.10.05 / 8min read. Read More
Co-operating with the new economy movement can only strengthen permaculture
Economics, specifically community-based economics was an early element in Australia’s permaculture movement. Do other organisations…
2018.09.26 / 5min read. Read More
The chimera of permaculture introductory courses
A chimera is an imaginary animal made up of bits of other animals. It is also defined as something hoped for but is illusory or impossible…
2018.09.20 / 8min read. Read More
ON TECHNIQUE: Time for a little Passion Mashin’
Is your community group a little tired and flat? It’s time for some Passion Mashin’ to give it new life and vigour.
2018.09.10 / 6min read. Read More
Sustaining organisations in the age of free
“William: “I’m sure we can all pull together, sir.”
2018.09.04 / 16min read. Read More
Education, food and a film the keys to a convivial evening
It is one thing to attract people to courses at a venue and it is another to keep them coming back. That is why the Randwick Sustainability…
2018.08.25 / 3min read. Read More
Is the problem the solution or a recipe for confusion?
For every complex problem there is a solution which is clear, simple wrong… Henry Louis Mencken, American journalist, satirist, cultural…
2018.08.15 / 6min read. Read More
Revising permaculture’s principles: a supportive response to Cecilia Macauley
AUSTRALIAN PERMACULTURE DESIGNER, illustrator and educator, Cecilia Macauley, has written an interesting critique of some of the principles…
2018.08.10 / 15min read. Read More
Teaching the Anthropocene
HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN where we are in history and how we got here? How do you tell the story of the Anthropocene in a Living Smart course…
2018.08.08 / 7min read. Read More
The chimera of permaculture introductory courses
A chimera is an imaginary animal made up of bits of other animals. It is also defined as something hoped for but is illusory or impossible…
2018.09.20 / 8min read. Read More
ON TECHNIQUE: Time for a little Passion Mashin’
Is your community group a little tired and flat? It’s time for some Passion Mashin’ to give it new life and vigour.
2018.09.10 / 6min read. Read More
Sustaining organisations in the age of free
“William: “I’m sure we can all pull together, sir.”
2018.09.04 / 16min read. Read More
Education, food and a film the keys to a convivial evening
It is one thing to attract people to courses at a venue and it is another to keep them coming back. That is why the Randwick Sustainability…
2018.08.25 / 3min read. Read More
Is the problem the solution or a recipe for confusion?
For every complex problem there is a solution which is clear, simple wrong… Henry Louis Mencken, American journalist, satirist, cultural…
2018.08.15 / 6min read. Read More
Revising permaculture’s principles: a supportive response to Cecilia Macauley
AUSTRALIAN PERMACULTURE DESIGNER, illustrator and educator, Cecilia Macauley, has written an interesting critique of some of the principles…
2018.08.10 / 15min read. Read More
Teaching the Anthropocene
HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN where we are in history and how we got here? How do you tell the story of the Anthropocene in a Living Smart course…
2018.08.08 / 7min read. Read More
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