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Growing on the Marginal

At the end of November we joined Lisa on the foothills of kunanyi, nipaluna, on muwinina country (South Hobart). It

Alternative economics in Tassie

Alternative economies was the PT stall theme for the day. Katie and Gemma from the Eastern Shore/Hobart Local Group chatted

Newsletter — October 2020

Welcome to our eNews for October/November 2020

2020 AGM round up

It was great to meet and catch up with everyone who attended the Permaculture Tasmania (PT) Annual General Meeting at

2020 AGM

Minutes including financial report and activities report can be viewed here

Sam & Emily’s Visit

Meet Hobart/Eastern Shore local group members, Sam and Emily, featured in the most recent of PIP magazine #17. Even more

Newsletter — August 2020

Spring — that perpetual reminder of new beginnings is now just around the corner.

Seed Savings Tips and Tricks with Linda & Trev from Seed Freaks | Replay

Thanks so much to everyone who attended the webinar, and thanks to Linda and Trevor for their time! Watch the

Making Permaculture Stronger with Dan Palmer

Thanks so much to everyone who attended the webinar, and thanks to Dan for his time! Watch the replay below

Member Virtual Yard Tour – Foothills of kunanyi, Hobart

Permaculture Tasmania member and PT social media volunteer Lisa, recently guided us through a virtual tour of her yard, and

Introducing… Transition Tamar

Find out more about the history of Transition Tamar

Cob Oven Workshop

Contributors: Lauren & Oberon Carter at Spiral Garden In January we hosted a cob oven workshop in our backyard, organised

Heemskirk Community Garden Permablitz

Contributor: Katie Kristensen Photo sources: Serena King, Sam Ralph, WMNC, and Katie K The Heemskirk Community Garden was on our

Tamar/Launceston Meetup & Surplus Swap

Contributor: Alexia ThomsomImage source: Kym B & Alexia Thomson It was such a fun picnic in the park with the

Does Bamboo have a role in Permaculture?

Contributor Geoff Pyne (Bamboo Van Dieman)Images source: Geoff Pyne One year after beginning our Bamboo adventure, I wrote an article

The Wildsmith’s Permablitz

Written by Alexis Wildsmith Our story... Our adventure into permaculture only started in June last year (2018). Due to complications, I

2019 AGM and Committee

What a weekend! A *huge* thanks to Tiger Hill Permaculture, Buckland.Tasmania for hosting the PT AGM weekend & fabulous property tour. We

Tiger Hill Permaculture

1. Tell me about Tiger Hill Permaculture – how it began, why permacultureWell, while spending several years doing permaculture consulting

Wild Foods Tasmania

Feisty Tasmanian showcasing Tassie Wild Foods Rees Campbell, Wynyard based author of Eat Wild Tasmanian. Our Tasmanian edible native plants

The story of Happy Valley Permaculture

” We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams “A. O’Shaughnessy Some days we stare at

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