A banana circle is a classic permaculture technique. That’s because it’s a perfect partnership between edible plants and waste. It’s a way for you to compost food scraps and wastewater like you would in a regular compost pile while simultaneously creating an ideal growing environment for bananas and other plants. To plant a banana circle…
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The practice of chop and drop mulching has long been a core technique utilized by permaculturists around the world, but there is more to this concept than meets the eye. Before you begin incorporating this practice into your own permaculture design, there are some factors you need to consider. In theory, chop and drop mulching…
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Permaculture’s core is rooted in the philosophy’s adherence to three equal ethics. The first two, Earth Care and People Care, have been widely accepted by the community for what they are – straight-forward and logical. The third ethic, however, has been the subject of some debate among permaculture practitioners for many years. In fact, the…
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Women have played an important role in pushing the permaculture movement forward – embracing the concepts incorporated by this design and using it to find their own voices. These women have made significant contributions within the world of permaculture design, promoting the concept around the world and encouraging alternative food movements far and wide. As…
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Here at World Wide Permaculture, we want to share our knowledge and experience, with the larger Permaculture Community. We also invite you, to share your experiences and the path you have traveled on your journey. Why Each and every person has walked their own path, while there are some differences, there is much that can…
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