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Sandbar Cropping in Bangladesh
Bangladesh, home for one of the largest deltas in the world, is facing the adverse effects of climate change with…
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Celebrating 5 Million Trees (Tanzania)
Global Resource Alliance was recently honored to plant the 5 millionth tree sponsored by the Belgium NGO, WeForest, in Kinesi…
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Permaculture Around Latin America – Urban Agriculture in Haiti
With the fourth installment of ‘Permaculture in Latin America’, I invite you to take a look at a video on…
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Exploring Sustainable Livelihoods in Laikipia (Kenya)
Elin Lindhagen, Director, PRI-Kenya Some members of the women’s group Since it started in 2013, the Laikipia Permaculture Project in…
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Leaving on a High (Lesotho, Africa)
Peach blossoming in Lesotho The white-edged black clouds embrace the craggy green tops of the Maluti Mountains with patches of…
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Global Resource Alliance: What We Did in 2013 (Tanzania)
An update from the Global Resource Alliance (GRA) Permaculture Continued developing the Kinesi Village permaculture project with the local community…
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The Benefits of Permaculture Education and Sack Gardens in Kenya, East Africa
You may have previously read about the work of FoodWaterShelter in Tanzania, East Africa, where they use permaculture solutions to…
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A Permaculture Garden Inside San Quentin State Prison (California, USA)
I thought PermacultureNews readers might be inspired by some of the work Planting Justice and the Insight Garden Program are…
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Nour Al Barakah – Planting a Sense of Community (Amman, Jordan)
Store room and NAB sign logo Nadia and I have known Rosemary Bdeir and her daughter Hala now for more…
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The Farm: Where We Have Come From and Our Plans For the Future
As we in the North approach the winter solstice — traditionally a time of slowing down, contemplation, and letting go…
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Regenerating Rusinga Project – Helping RIOFA Go ‘Boom’ (Kenya)
Julie lives on Rusinga Island. She is a woman, a mother, a farmer and a widow. Her husband died in…
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A Bicycle-Powered Water Pump (Malawi, Africa)
Sitting quietly at Butterfly, on the shores of Lake Malawi, it always struck me as odd when I would hear…
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