decolonizing permaculture

Permaculture Womens Guild

Urban land access can be difficult but there are ways to get past this barrier.

Permaculture Womens Guild

Urban permaculture is possible even without owning private property or large amounts of land.

Permaculture Womens Guild

By Heather Jo Flores “Contact with the soil reminds us that we are an integral part of nature, rather than feeling shut out and excluded. The simple acts of growing and eating our own food, recreating habitats in which nature’s diversity thrives, and taking steps to live more simply are practical ways of living which connect us to an awareness of Nature’s seamless whole. Permaculture is a spiritual reconnection as well as an ecological strategy.” — Maddy Harland. What is permaculture? Strictly speaking, “Permaculture” is a combination of the words “permanent” and “agriculture,” spliced together, and used to describe a methodology for…

Permaculture Womens Guild

How do we move towards a socially sustainable permaculture?

Permaculture Womens Guild

Decolonizing permaculture through people care and examining relationships.

Permaculture Womens Guild

What does it mean to host yourself and others in these deep times? And how does that connect with permaculture?What is the Art of Hosting?

Permaculture Womens Guild

In the current housing crisis, most people are stuck in rented housing, paying high rents for what is often poor quality housing far from the permaculture dream of one's own home.