Permaculture Design Magazine Issue: 99 – Feb 2016

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Ecological Restoration

  • The Upward Spiral by Jono Neiger
  • Tree-Crop Survivors: Standing Tall Amongst the Sprawl by Ben Richmond
  • Restoring Commuities & Landscape: Agroforestry in Ecuador by Nick Slobodian
  • Ecology & Economy: The End of Restoration by Tao Orion
  • Woodland Permaculture by Don Tipping
  • Open Letter Reclaiming Environmentalism by Derrick Jensen & Lierre Keith
  • 2015 INTERNATIONAL PERMACULTURE CONVERGENCE COVERAGE (Guest edited by Chris Warburton-Brown
    – Understanding the Ebb & Flow of Permaculture by David Holmgren
    – Abundance from Small Spaces by Graham Bell
    – A New Framework for Sustainability by Kristin Vala Ragnarsdottir
    – Can Arable be Permacultural by Federico Filippi
    – The Big Idea with Seven Billion Solutions by Rosemary Morrow
    – Harnessing Permaculture for Sustainable Development by Gisele Henriques & Lachlan McKenzie
    – Rights of Nature – Why Do We Need It? by Mumta Ito
  • A Perennial Food Guild for the Arid Southwest by Michael Ford
  • Grow Your Own Phosphorus by Robert Kourik

Book Reviews: Trees for Gardens, Orchards, & Permaculture by Martin Crawford, The Healing Terrain: Coming Home to Nature’s Medicine by Jesse Wolf Hardin along with Kiva Rosese Hardin, David Hoffmann, Phyllis Light, Robin Rose Bennett, Juliet Blankespoor, & Dara Saville

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Permaculture Design Magazine

An authoritative journal containing in-depth articles on eco-regeneration, broadscale farming systems, agroforestry, home garden design and community action. Permaculture Design has served the North American permaculture community and readers around the world for over 30 years, originally known as the Permaculture Activist. The magazine receives no public funding and has consistently garnered high regard for dedication to grassroots learning and design intelligence. Stories are from readers, activists, designers, teachers, and community organizers across America and around the world to reveal the newest discoveries in ecological systems. Working at the permaculture edge and to provide information useful to people working on the ground. Download a sample from the Decolonizing Permaculture issue here (19MB).

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Dimensions 275 × 213 × 5 mm

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