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March Featured Species: Edible Acorn Oaks and the Permaculture Principle: Make the Least Change for the Greatest Possible Effect (in: Featured Species and Principle) Mar 4, 2010: The oak tree demonstrates the permaculture principle: Make the Least Change for the Greatest Possible Effect. By planting oak trees (oaks need cross pollination in order to bear fruit), you are not only ensuring that you will have an excellent source of food for your permaculture design, but you are also providing habitat and food for wildlife and domestic animals, cooling the earth, providing potential harvestable wood and planting trees that will outlive your great, great grandkids.

Joel Salatin on Pasture Management and Keyline Design (in: Doniga's Blog) Mar 1, 2010: Doniga Markegard was able to spend a day on the ranch with Joel Salatin as he consulted on setting up a grass based polyfarm in the central coast of California. Joel is an experienced alternative farmer, providing excellent examples of integrated agriculture and perennial polycultures on his home farm in Virginia, PolyFace Farm. Watch this video interview with Joel on Pasture Management and Keyline Design.

Guild Meeting with Mark Lakeman (in: Guild Meeting) Feb 27, 2010: Listen to the engaging conversation between Mark and Doniga on ways to connect with your local community, create beautiful, functional design and bring a city to life with permaculture! Find out how the City Repair Project came about and how Portland now has over 300 active permaculutre projects across the city! Find out ways you can do this in your own community.

Fun with Fermentation: Making Sauerkraut (in: The Gardening Gals) Feb 25, 2010: Fermented food is fun to make, healthy to eat, and preserves the harvest. Making sauerkraut is a really easy hands-on way to learn about live fermentation and only takes about 15 minutes to make.

Roof Water Harvesting for a Low Impact Water Supply (in: Waking Waters) Feb 18, 2010: Roof Water Harvesting for Low Impact Water Supply is a great e book that features the Brazilian Ball Pre-Filter System: A Case Study as well as several great pictures of roof catchment systems that are replicable in most situations. It is full of great diagrams, pictures and resources. A must read for anyone installing a rain catchment system.

A History of Permaculture (in: Foundations of Permaculture) Feb 16, 2010: This article gives an excellent background on the history and evolution of the permaculture movement. It gives us a good sense of how people have related to permaculture since it's inception as well as some excellent resources of how people are applying permaculture. This is a great background for those of you who may be new to the permaculture concept as well as great refresher to those of you who would like to learn more about the history.

Bioremediation Basics (in: Starhawk) Feb 9, 2010: I wanted to post this article this month about bioremediation just to show how miraculous it is that the digestive power of mycelium can feed off of and decompose toxic wastes and pollutants and the cell walls in plants can purify black water. It seems as though nature knew that human kind would get into this mess and need to do the work to clean up.

February Featured Species: Chickens and the Permaculture Principle: The Yield of the System is Theoretically Unlimited (in: Featured Species and Principle) Jan 28, 2010: I have been keeping chickens throughout my life. I have many fond childhood memories of going out in the morning excited to collect eggs and feed the chickens. Chickens have so many purposes and benefits in a permaculture system and I often give the example of the permaculture principle: The Yield of the System is Theoretically Unlimited when talking about chickens. The only limit on the number of uses of a resource possible within a system lies within a lack of information and the imagination of the designer.

Details on February 24th Guild Meeting with Mark Lakeman (in: Guild Meeting) Jan 26, 2010: Check out the details on the February 24th Guild Meeting with Mark Lakeman from Portland City Repair. Don't miss it!

Mark Lakeman on Earth Action Mentor in February! Check this Guy Out! (in: Guild Meeting) Jan 26, 2010: Mark Lakeman will be joining us for the Feburary 24th guild meeting. Check out this article to view his portfolio, watch some videos of Mark and get excited to have an intimate conversation with tools that you can go and apply to your own community. This is transformation in Action!