InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Jun 4, 2023Fractures and healing: how do we move beyond permaculture’s disagreement?I have commented on David Holmgren’s writing before, not because I disagree with his take on how permaculture is being implemented but…A response icon1A response icon1
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Apr 5, 2023Wood fires, science and allusion: thoughts on David Holmgren’s response to George MonbiotDavid’s article further explores the conversation in Australian permaculture circles about burning wood for heating and cooking. It also…A response icon1A response icon1
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Jul 28, 2022The future up for grabsIn 2009, permaculture co-founder, David Holmgren, published Future Scenarios, a book outlining his thinking around the different paths…A response icon1A response icon1
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Dec 18, 2021Permaculture’s continuing political dilemmaFurther rumination on the political fracture
InPermacultureWomenbyHeather Jo Flores·Dec 8, 2021Who invented permaculture?hint: it wasn’t Bill Mollison and David HolmgrenA response icon7A response icon7
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Oct 11, 2020Permaculture and food—the edible nexusPublished in original form in the July of 2007, this is a retake, extrapolation and exploration of an address by David Holmgren at the…
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Jul 19, 2020Four ways to read the landscapeThis is the summary of a workshop led by David Holmgren. First published in 1998.A response icon1A response icon1
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Mar 6, 2020Suburbs feeding themselvesThis is a story commissioned and published by ABC Organic Gardener magazine in 2016.
