Good folk already Making Permaculture Stronger - Acknowledging others –...
Here I list known (to me) practitioners of permaculture actively doing the work of making permaculture stronger by at the least assessing & articulating weak links, and in most cases then doing...
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The Exceptional Case of Dave Jacke & Edible Forest Gardens - Acknowledging...
Note: This post is a follow-on from Christopher Alexander’s Neglected Challenge to Permaculture Chapters Three and Four of Dave Jacke and Eric Toensmeier’s Edible Forest Gardens Volume Two (2005)...
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Christopher Alexander’s Challenge meets Darren J. Doherty’s Design Process –...
Introduction This post continues and deepens an inquiry into two contrasting understandings of design process. Christopher Alexander challenges the standard permaculture view of design as a process of...
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Homage to Bill Mollison - Acknowledging others – Making Permaculture Stronger
In Making Permaculture Stronger’s first post of 2017, I pay homage to the late, great Bill Mollison. Despite a rumour that the news of his death was a lie (a rumour he turned out to have actually...
View ArticleOn the Relation between Designing and Implementing in Permaculture – Part 7 -...
Rafter Sass Ferguson1 has drawn attention to permaculture’s insularity or relative lack of mutually-enriching interaction with complementary developments and disciplines.2 Agreeing this insularity is a...
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On the Relation between Designing and Implementing in Permaculture – Part 8 -...
Welcome back to the next instalment in this inquiry into the relation between designing and implementing in permaculture design. We are now up to post 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8! I don’t know about you,...
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A Delightful Day of Designing with Dave Jacke - Acknowledging others – Making...
Greetings all. Today, given I’m currently amidst recording and releasing some podcast conversations with Dave Jacke (starting here), I thought I’d dust off and finish a post I drafted over a year ago....
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