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Earlier in the week at Creative Roots (an online forum for artists, creatives and cultural workers that meets four times a year to explore ideas around arts, imagination, creativity and Permaculture, and the way that these th...

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I want the world to change...

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Yesterday I read a post on social media where a guy was reflecting upon his experience on holiday somewhere in France.

He parked up his EV to charge (had to mention it was an EV obvs) and when he came back to collect it...

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What if it's all about the questions?

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What if our response to the climate and ecological crisis is about questions, not answers?

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Use Edges and Value the Marginal

What we now know as “Permaculture Design” was first dreamed up in the 1970s in Australia by Bill Mollison, a biologist, and David Holmgren, a systems designer. It was initially envisaged as an integrated systems approach to sustainable livi...

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Use and Value Renewable Resources and Services

I seem to have fallen a little out of order with these principles so we are jumping back to the one which is fifth in Holmgren’s original list of twelve: Use and Value Renewable Resources and Services.

Looking to the natural world renewabl...

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    Community artist and organiser. Permaculture educator and practitioner. Interested in place, imagination, and ways to feel like we belong again. https://smallthings.org.uk/ https://lizpostlethwaite.co.uk/

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