by Patrick Casey, Ordinary Member of Permaculture Tasmania and Local Group Representative of Meander Valley Patrick moved to Tasmania with his wife to build a strawbale house with a sustainable permaculture garden. You can follow him on Tassie Straw House on Facebook. These are some Permaculture-aligned resources which he has enjoyed and found insightful:
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Here are some of Karen Hewett's Permaculture-aligned resources which she has enjoyed and found insightful …
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When Beata and Slawek moved to their 15-acre property in Northern Tasmania in 2023, they weren’t just shifting from the fast-paced streets of Sydney to the forest.
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Christian Florence, a juggling entrepreneur and permaculture enthusiast from Mountain River, has experienced a unique journey through the world of sustainable living. In a recent conversation with John Kane of Permaculture Tasmania, Florence shared how permaculture has shaped not only his career but his perspective on life. From his initial discovery of permaculture in Melbourne […]
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We had to work with the developing the block and developing the garden and everything. But you've got to have
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Permie profile of Patrick Casey on building a strawbale house.
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Read More1. Tell me about Tiger Hill Permaculture – how it began, why permacultureWell, while spending several years doing permaculture consulting work overseas on commercial and aid projects, I was always searching for a hill station where I could set up a project to assist locals with research and development toward permaculture. Getting access to land […]
Read More” We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of dreams “A. O’Shaughnessy Some days we stare at each other in enraptured glee. We are tired, but our hands are dirty and our eyes are shining. Some days we look at each other in exasperation, bamboozled by some new bureaucratic hoop or miscommunication. […]
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