LINK TO ARTICLE – https://westcorkpeople.ie/environment/permaculture-principal-12-creatively-use-and-respond-to-change/ Dec 2020 – What a year to delve into Permaculture. I have really enjoyed revisiting each of the twelve principals with you this year and…
Permaculture Principals 10 and 11: ‘Use and Value Diversity’ and ‘Use Edges and Value the Marginal’ This month as we near the end of our yearlong exploration into what Permaculture…
This month’s theme has been coming up everywhere I go. Permaculture’s seventh principal asks designers to steer away from monocultures – be it plants or demographics. In a garden or…
Principal 9: Use Small and Slow Solutions PERMANENT CULTURE As we continue to explore how the Permaculture design system can contribute to the ‘Cool Clon’ conversation, it seems fitting to…
This month we look at the seventh principal of permaculture, and the first that takes a ‘top-down’ approach, looking at the big patterns and detail that should be used to…
PERMANENT CULTURE Principal 4 – Our 10,000 Trees (Apply Self-Regulation and Feedback) Remember those 10,000 trees being planted around Clonakilty – the plan from way back before the lock-down? I…
PERMANENT CULTURE Allison Roberts looks at the permaculture principal ‘Use and Value Renewable Resources and explains how from simply line-drying our laundry to using renewable energy to power our homes…
This month we look at our sixth Permaculture design principal ‘Produce No Waste’ and how it might offer some new ideas into the Cool Clon, and perhaps some reflections on…
Our biggest month yet… Keep scrolling down to find our: COVID-19 update Irish Food Writers’ Guild Award News Fairtrade Fortnight wrap-up Mothers’ Day DIY truffle recipe (plus details on lockdown ingredients promotion)…
The permacultural momentum is gaining, spring is in the air and fresh ideas are bubbling out of hibernation, but before I move onto our next principal ‘Obtain a Yield’, I…
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