Permaculture Archives - Permaculture Tasmania

Permaculture principles for beginners

Story by Loretta Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Winter 2026 newsletter

Permaculture Living in the Republic of the Marshall Islands

My role was to work with local NGO, Canvasback Wellness Centre, to implement a 'Farm to Fork' program in schools and community...

Permaculture principles for beginners

Story by Loretta Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Summer 2025 newsletter

Permaculture principles in practice: use & value diversity

The principle, 'Use and Value Diversity', is beautifully encapsulated by the age-old saying, 'Don’t put all your eggs in one basket'.

Permaculture principles for beginners

Story by Loretta Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Summer 2025 newsletter

Permaculture Principles for beginners

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 […]

PC ethics and principles

Permaculture is guided by three core ethics and applied through design principles.

What is Permaculture

Permaculture is a system of design for sustainable human habitat

A short and incomplete history of permaculture

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.

Ethics and Principles

Find out more about the Ethics and Principles of Permaculture...

Creating a perma-culture

Permaculture — a design system for individial, household and community resilience.

Permaculture… the Beginning

Russ Grayson outlines the two founders on the beginnings of Permaculture.

Permablitz

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 […]

Permaculture Study Options

Thanks to Permaculture Australia who have compiled this handy guide, you can find a broad range of study options in Tasmania, further afield or online. View their guide here

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 and don’t forget to sign up for the next one!

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