Growing with the Flow
Andy and Ella Portman describe the creation of their new garden and Taoist spirit in which it was made.
Taking Refuge in Permaculture
Andrew Bradford explains how a United Nations refugee camp in Macedonia became one of Europe's high profile permaculture projects.
The Gentle Art of Growing Vegetables
Patrick Whitefield explains how he decides what to plant and where.
Some are Born to Permaculture...
Susan Whiteway tells how her family overcame unemployment and homelessness to create a fruitful, self-reliant lifestyle.
Unusual Vegetables
How to grow and prepare Kate McEvoy's favourite edible plants.
Tree Planting
Wade Muggleton explains his three point rule for successful tree planting.
Walking Lightly
Erica French describes how low impact life on the road (horses, goat and chickens included) as a travelling farm worker.
The Martial Art of Growing
No dig growing: Holy Grail or practical option for market gardening? Jon Taylor explains the pros and cons of this method in the first of three articles.
Cuba Turns a New Leaf
Stephanie Greenwood recounts how this oil starved country converted to organic agriculture almost overnight and went permacultural.
Countryside, What Countryside?
Sir Julian Rose describes the root causes behind the crisis in British agriculture and how new models can reverse the trend towards commuting and park keeping.
Mycotopia!
Richard Edwards describes his diversified rural business which yields both food and cash for 20 hours work a week.
Barking up the Wrong Tree
Eucalyptus plantations and the plastic 'corq' are replacing a form of sustainable agriculture. Siobhan Mitchell describes the devastating impact on both people and rare creatures in Portugal.
Food, Land & Money
Mark Fisher makes the case for urban food production and the preservation of urban allotments and gardens.
The Balcony
A very practical look at growing food on balconies by designer, Michael Guerra.
Synergistic Garden: Part 3
In the last in her series, Emilia Hazelip gives a basic plan that all gardeners can adapt to achieve soil 'autofertility', Fukuoka fashion.
Taking to the Hills
Emma Chapman, intrepid permaculture reporter, describes a fine example of permaculture design in Scotland.
Return of the Native
Paul Kendall, from Trees For Life, reports on the replanting of the Caledonian Forest in Scotland and why the wilderness is so important.
Heart, Place & Children
Christopher Day and Penina Finger describe ways to create rooms with 'heart' to benefit our children.
Living in the City
John Preston describes his low impact life in the inner city with all its advantages.
City of Darkness
Can you imagine a major city loosing all of its electricity for three weeks? Peter Davis can! Here's the story of what happened in Auckland, New Zealand last year.
What on Earth is Going On?
Director of C.A.T., Paul Allen, describes why Global Warming is no summer holiday and explains how Gaia Theory can help us to understand climate change.
Living with the Birds
Malcolm Burgess finds peace of mind living simply in harmony with nature.
The Ideal Home
Patrick Whitefield considers where the best place is to live in a sustainable way.
Sowing Seeds in the City
Our roving reporter, Emma Chapman, reveals the successes of a dynamic community initiative in London.