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Recent articles

Unleashing a Diploma of Applied Permaculture Design (in: Permaculture Diploma) Sep 1, 2010: The Gaia University International DAPD Design Team enthusiastically presents our community with a draft design for the Diploma of Applied Permaculture Design (DAPD). Through this diploma, Gaia University International seeks to train and empower the next generation of action-oriented permaculture designers.

September Guild Meeting with James Stark (in: Guild Meeting) Sep 1, 2010: Join us for a guild meeting on September 9th with James Stark, founder of the Ecology of Leadership program.

Permaculture Techniques with Bill Mollison (in: Foundations of Permaculture) Aug 24, 2010: Here is the seventh of 15 Pamphlets from a Permaculture Design Course Taught by Bill Mollison in 1981. There are some great tips in the article on how to design with zones, tree care, some techniques on capturing energy and animal systems.

Slow it. Spread it. Sink it! (in: Waking Waters) Aug 19, 2010: This exciting new guidebook will help landowners and homeowners make the most of the many potential benefits of innovative stormwater management. Once thought of as a nuisance, stormwater is now universally recognized as one our most important natural resources and proper management (simple to complex) is more important than ever.

Designing for Permaculture (in: Foundations of Permaculture) Aug 19, 2010: Here is the sixth of 15 Pamphlets from a Permaculture Design Course Taught by Bill Mollison in 1981. There are some great tips in the article on how to become a permaculture designer and consultant.

Making Hard Apple Cider and Apple Cider Vinegar (in: The Gardening Gals) Aug 19, 2010: I was going to write about "Making Hard Apple Cider", but after we tasted the "hard apple cider", it appeared that I needed to change this title to "Making Apple Cider Vinegar". This is the best type of experiment! I try to create one thing and something else cool comes out the other end.

Family Farming (in: Doniga's Blog) Aug 10, 2010: Here is a video showing what the Markegard Family is up to. Raising kids to appreciate the family farm and the lifestyle that comes with being outdoors, taking care of animals and living with seasons is something that is dear to my heart. I have made a commitment to teach the next generation the ethics and principles of permaculture through hands-on experience that will stick with them through their life.

Permaculture for Fire Control and Permaculture for Millionaires (in: Foundations of Permaculture) Aug 5, 2010: Here is the fifth of 15 Pamphlets from a Permaculture Design Course Taught by Bill Mollison in 1981. There are some great tips in the article on how to be prapared if a fire hits your home and permaculture landscape as well as some information on how we can get permaculture out to more people.

Sunchokes and the Permaculture Principle: Work with Nature (in: Featured Species and Principle) Aug 2, 2010: The sunchokes (Helianthus tuberosus) that we planted many years ago have provided us perennially with abundant crops for eating and sharing, a beautiful stand of 8 - 10' tall plants which we love looking at and are later used as a carbon crop for the compost, and small flowers which offer pollen and nectar to bees and other insects. All these outputs require very little input and most of that is in the form of harvesting the tubers.

Permaculture on Low and High Islands and Granitic Landscapes (in: Foundations of Permaculture) Jul 27, 2010: Here is the fourth of 15 Pamphlets from a Permaculture Design Course Taught by Bill Mollison in 1981. We will post a new one each week here on Earth Action Mentor.