IPCUK Scholarship Crowdfunder
Help us build up a scholarship fund so that we can support permaculture practitioners from across the world - especially people from the Global South - to attend the international permaculture...
View ArticleSeed Studio funding successful
A team of urban agriculturists has crowdsourced start-up funding for a new citizen enterprise in the small city of Launceston in northern Tasmania.
View ArticleNew community food system funding being assessed
Citizen-initiated food systems could get a funding boost if recommendations coming from a NSW state government proposal get a favourable reception by the environment minister and departmental decision...
View ArticlePermaculture’s Next Big Step: an emerging earth-wide network
At the International Permaculture Convergence in Cuba, 2013, it was agreed to form an international permaculture network. This is Permaculture’s Next Big Step.
View ArticleAPC12 in Tasmania: honouring the past, transforming the future
APC12 in Penguin, Tasmania this year attracted some 200 permies, of which more than 50 were presenters. We had participants of all ages and from every state and territory. There were Elders of the...
View ArticleReflection of APC12 Penguin
Permaculture Australia’s John McKenzie shares his thoughts on the recent permaculture convergence in Penguin, Tasmania.
View ArticleCarbon offset – let’s make a difference in Perth 2016
APC13 to explore ways in which to reduce everyone’s carbon footprint to attend the Convergence in Perth in October 2016.
View ArticlePerth to grow food for Convergence
APC13 to practice what it preaches and work with the caterers to make it easier to source good, local organic food.
View ArticleWhat’s in a name: Is it Convergence or Conference?
APC13 in Perth will be offering a Permaculture Expo for the general public as well as a Convergence for permaculture practitioners.
View ArticleOpening day — IPC UK 2015
Permculture Australia's Ian Lillington made the long journey from rural Victoria to London to attend this year's international Permaculture Convergence. He sent this report at the end of the first day.
View Article2015 Permafund Meetup — Gathering Momentum
So here it is… an open invitation to spend the weekend of 21-22 November in a superb permaculture homestead… your opportunity to meet fellow permies and the Permafund Committee to brainstorm how best...
View Article2015 Permafund Meetup Registration Form
Registration form for the 2015 Permaculture Meetup — Gathering Momentum.
View ArticlePermaculture Calendar 2016 — yes, it’s that time of year again
It arrives every year as if to remind us that with a little planning we can make better things happen. Now, it's arrived again and the Permaculture Calendar 2016 is here to reflect our permaculture...
View ArticleSeeds: save your own, says Jane
All the way from Sydney’s Inner West Seedsavers she came, all the way to the Randwick Sustainability Hub to lead a workshop in saving seeds. For those gathered there in the classroom on the edge of the...
View ArticleCarbon offset – funding available for projects
Applications are invited for consideration for any planting schemes that require funding as part of the offset initiative by the Australasian Permaculture Convergence 13 team in Perth...
View ArticlePresentations at APC13
Submissions are now open for presentations, workshops and specific sessions during APC13.
View ArticlePostcard from IPCUK
Recently, we went to IPCUK – International Permaculture Conference and Convergence in London. I have been going to Permaculture Conferences since 1996 and they are a great chance to glean new ideas and...
View ArticleStories from around the world – international permaculture convergence
Filmed at the 12th International Permaculture Convergence, where people from over 70 countries came together...
View ArticleWow… we’re online at last!
And now you can follow us as we invent the thirteenth Australasian Permaculture Convergence — APC13 in Perth, Western Australia.
View ArticlePerth to grow food for Convergence
APC13 to practice what it preaches and work with the caterers to make it easier to source good, local organic food.
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