Story by Lorett a Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Spring 2025 newsletter Permaculture Principle 1 is ‘Observe and Interact’ …emphasising the importance of understanding a system’s patterns and relationships before designing and implementing solutions. By observing natural ecosystems, you can gain insights to create sustainable human systems that mimic nature, leading to more informed […]
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Welcome to our first newsletter in a while - now quarterly and from a new Permaculture Tasmania Committee!
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Permie profile of Patrick Casey on building a strawbale house.
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Permaculture is guided by three core ethics and applied through design principles.
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We welcome Russ Grayson, permaculture elder as one off our bloggers.
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Rees Campbell, the author of Eat More Wild Tasmanian, a book about Tasmanian wild foods and the recipes …
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“THIS is a useful plant,” I remarked as Jo bent down to look at the silvery-grey foliage.
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Steve Payne, and I were approached by New Internationalist magazine to write a brief history of the permaculture design system, with particular focus on its formative years.
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Permaculture — a design system for individial, household and community resilience.
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Russ Grayson outlines the two founders on the beginnings of Permaculture.
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Permablitz Tasmania is a state-wide initiative by Permaculture Tasmania featuring volunteers – transforming one household and community at a time! What is a Permablitz (noun)?: An informal gathering involving a day on which a group of at least two people come together to achieve the following: create or add to edible gardensc share skills related […]
Read MoreAs you are likely aware, the Covid-19 Pandemic has restricted our ability to operate events, especially those with inter-state guests, over the past few years. Because of this, the Permaculture Tasmania committee has decided that we need to re-focus the efforts of the organisation towards local groups going forward, to provide the best support for […]
Read MoreIt is with huge appreciation the Permaculture Tasmania Committee farewells Lisa Cawthen from the social media role of Facebook Guru! Lisa has been an amazing powerhouse behind PT’s Facebook presence for the past two years. Consistently on point identifying and sharing the articles and discussion topics regularly posted on our Facebook Page and the community […]
Read MoreYou can access the minutes from the 2021 AGM here. It is hosted on Dropbox, but you do not need an account to view the file. You can watch a recording of the meeting below. The video for the Spring Bay Mill Tour is on YouTube
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