TED talks permaculture
Check out Permablitz Hawaii organiser and Southern Cross Permaculture Institute (in Leongatha) alumni Matthew Lynch on giving a talk about his inspiring work, at the event TEDxHonulu.
And while you're at it, don't miss this brilliant TEDxCanberra talk by Milkwood Permaculture's Nick Ritar on how you can save the world in two very special ways...
TED is a nonprofit dedicated to "ideas worth spreading". Launch of the Permablitz Designer's Guide
On Saturday a few permaculture designers gathered together for a tour of Angelo Eliades' totally amazing and inspiring small backyard in Preston and while Angelo generously shared his bounty of berries, currants and babaco fruit, we had a little launch of the guide.
The guide is still in beta version, but we're happy to have something out there. All the guides are shared under a Creative Commons licence for other networks to edit for their own needs. Thanks Angelo for the tour! Learn how he does it over at the brilliant blog deepgreenpermaculture.com Braybrook Blitz: One Year On
One year ago today Karl, Rayna, Tara, Jamari and Curtis from Braybrook hosted permablitz #98 at their place. Rayna sends us this wonderful update... It’s hard to believe, since it’s been so busy around here, but it’s been a year since a bunch of wonderful people came to our house and blitzed our garden. You can read about that day here andhere. I like to tell people that was the day our house became our home, and it truly was.
Flemington Blitz
Jo and Dylan live in a Victorian share house in Flemington, owned by Dylan’s mum, Anne. Since undertaking a Permaculture Design Certificate at Ceres they had established a functional permaculture garden. This included chooks, a bee hive, some fruit trees and annuals. A new design was undertaken by the pair as the productive space was limited by existing paving. After careful observation and analysis in the garden, a design of two interwoven sculptural curves was employed to form both garden beds and social spaces. The overall solution contained four rotational beds, an earth oven, a new relocated chook enclosure, a food forest and an espaliered orchard. The construction of the beds capitalising on a course Jo and Dylan had done in Cal-earth bag techniques.
Blitzing Inverloch
Naomi Tew sends us this report from Inverloch in South Gipplsand where they blitzed a primary school garden on the weekend, as part of the Bass Coast Good Living Festival: An inspiring and beautiful day. We only had a small handfull of blitzers but everyone put in a gallant effort and we got a lot done. Together we mulched the paths, turned over the soil and coated it with gypsum to break u the clay and then covered it with newspaper and hay. Seila made a wicking bed in the corner of one of our seasonal vegetable beds which everyone enjoyed learning about and we look forward to comparing to our no dig beds as they grow side by side.
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Powered by Joomla!. Valid XHTML and CSS. Free template 'Colorfall' by [ Anch ] Gorsk.net Studio. Please, don't remove this hidden copyleft! |