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Farewell and Thanks to Lisa Cawthen
It 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 More2019 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 appointed two new life members (congratulations Hannah Moloney and Della Cooper) and welcomed two new Committee members. Congratulations to the 2019/2020 Committee: Thanks to our outgoing Committee members, Claudia and Steph.
Read MoreKatie Kristensen — newsletter coordinator
Katie returned to Tasmania in 2010 after living in Perth, WA, for ten years. She now can’t imagine calling anywhere else in the world ‘home’. Residing on Hobart’s Eastern Shore, Katie is especially interested in Permaculture in suburban properties. Hoping to someday own goats and chickens, she currently navigates (with varying success) the household and gardening […]
Read MoreHeather – Social Media volunteer
A *huge* welcome to the *fabulous* Heather who has joined the Permaculture Tasmania team this week. Heather’s role will be as our @PermacultureTasmania Instagram guest poster, sharing inspiring posts about Permaculture principles and activities in action from across Tassie. Heather and her husband Macca moved to the Huon valley, from Margaret River, WA, a year […]
Read MoreNew East Coast/Break O’Day locals group focal point: Lyn Keynes
We are *thrilled* to introduce our wonderful East Coast/Break O’Day locals: Permaculture Tasmania group coordinator, Lyn Keyes. “I’ve recently moved to Tassie from Southern Victoria and have been involved in creating a Permaculture life for myself and my two daughters since the nineties. I loved sharing seeds, seedlings and home grown goodies and good ideas […]
Read More2018: Meet Amy Buettle
One of our new Committee members Amy is a registered nurse, a mother and a keen gardener who has grown up with a horticulturist as a father and a mother-in-law with a thriving acre property utilising Permaculture techniques. She is based in Launceston, with half an acre of clay and rock that has provided her […]
Read More2018 Meet Damien Crompton
Our new committee member — Northern Permablitz Coordinator There are some fabulous folks volunteering behind the scenes with Permaculture Tasmania who keep the organisation going strong. Over the next few weeks we’ll be introducing these fabulous folks, including sharing some of their Permaculture journey, including why they volunteer with PAT and the community activities they’re […]
Read More2018: Meet Heather Thorpe
Our new committee member — Meander/Northern Midlands representative Heather-Gaia Thorpe has a lifetime of Organic Gardening and many years of Permaculture experience. Her first PDC was gained in 1999 after being self taught since books on the subject were available. She recently updated her knowledge by doing an online PDC and her TAFE teaching background […]
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