Discover the transformative power of permaculture across New Zealand and Australia, from compact urban gardens in Melbourne to expansive rural spaces in NSW. Explore a 23-year-old food forest in New Zealand’s south and abundant veggie gardens on a half-acre North Island property. Visit the home of permaculture pioneers David Holmgren and Sue Dennett to see their principles in action. Dive deeper with a thought-provoking interview featuring Charles Eisenstein, the acclaimed author exploring civilisation and cultural evolution. Expand your understanding with two series and 10 titles showcasing permaculture’s potential in Australasia.
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Four fantastic examples of how permaculture is being used in Australian backyards - the ultimate insight into how permaculture can be used in the home garden setting!
This infectious documentary offers a lovely portrait of the resilient power of nature and the inspiring, good-natured manager of the Hinewai Nature Reserve, Hugh Wilson.
What is the solution to overfishing? Small-scale, ethically conscious fishing is typically seen as no longer financially viable. But Nate Smith’s Aotearoa New Zealand-based Gravity Fishing business is directly tackling the effects of overfishing.
An insight into the wonderful world of Artist as Family: Meg, Patrick, and their youngest son, Woody. Living on an urban 1/4-acre section in a small Australian town, their property is designed using permaculture principles.
In Ben & bEartha we follow the story of passionate composter Ben Bushell of Community Compost and the machine he's built to revolutionise small-scale composting.
An Australian community come together to explore & demonstrate a simpler way to live in response to global crises. They build tiny houses, plant veggie gardens, practise simple living & discover the associated challenges.
Meet the inspiring couple behind 'The Rubbish Trip'. Hannah and Liam are zero-waste heroes – educators, advocates, activists and experts on the whys and hows of reducing waste, a subject about so much more than waste.