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People and Permaculture

If I die today - Active Hope Keeping by Yasmin Mohamud - MaEarth and r3.0 Weave on Relational Kinship

If I die today - Active Hope Keeping by Yasmin Mohamud - MaEarth and r3.0 Weave on Relational Kinship

How does a land healer sustain herself in the modern world, attending to health and family issues while growing a beautiful project in a far country, her homeland so close to her heart and her ancestral lineage?

A journey through the Congo River Basin with Xavier Rouget of Fanyatu - "Just Do It"

A journey through the Congo River Basin with Xavier Rouget of Fanyatu - "Just Do It"

The Fanyatu initiative is protecting and restoring forests along the Congo River Basin through the power of community-led permaculture and "action for knowledge." Communities have planted 8 million trees in 3 years while developing food, energy, housing and water autonomy.

A refuge for nature, beauty and food sovereignty in Palestine

A refuge for nature, beauty and food sovereignty in Palestine

Prof. Mazin Qumsiyeh is the director of the Palestinian Institute for Biodiversity and Sustainability at the University of Bethlehem, lifting up the beauty of Palestine's natural and cultural heritage, preserving knowledge and land connection as non-violent resistance.

A mother and daughter activate permaculture, arts and food sovereignty with women and children in Western Kenya

A mother and daughter activate permaculture, arts and food sovereignty with women and children in Western Kenya

By Megan Lindow Kenyan permaculturist Wegesa Jane Fraser and her daughter Melody Edwards Wegesa spoke with us from Kitale, Kenya about their work with marginalized communities in the semi-arid and arid drylands, as well as in peri-urban areas, across areas of permaculture, ecosystem restoration, children's creative