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Permaculture is a process for designing sustainable communities and is derived from permanent agriculture and permanent culture. Permaculture is a combination of traditional wisdom, modern science and technology and a detailed understanding of natural processes.
Permaculture provides practical solutions to current unsustainable living standards, generating life styles which minimise our impact on the environment.
Permaculture is a design system based on ethics and principles which can be used to establish, design, manage and improve all efforts made by individuals, households and communities towards a sustainable future.
Our first 2012 course has already sold out, but we are now taking enrolments for an extra course, which will commence on Tuesday 7 February 2012
Thriving Neighbourhoods is a conference on emerging approaches to the planning, design and management of local neighbourhoods that are set to radically improve health, social engagement, environmental quality and productivity in communities. Thriving communities have the resilience needed to adapt creatively to unexpected challenges such as climate change, population change, rapid technological change, social upheaval and economic crises.
Libraries are getting more and more creative in coming up with ways to build communities around them. Read about six innovative strategies, from "community closets" to skill- and tool-sharing initiatives, that take libraries beyond the book business and might work in your neighborhood.
The seasons change, school begins, and life in the downturn takes on a certain rhythm. Ryan makes contact with the dog. Read installment five, The Garden School.
Installment five of JB Sties' peak oil fiction — Transition Voice
In 2006 Warren Buffett announced he would donate 85% of his $44 billion fortune to charity, naming the Gates Foundation as the main recipients. Buffett had previously planned to make such a donation in his will, famously saying that he wanted to leave his children enough money so they could do something, but not so much that they could do nothing, and inviting comparisons to Andrew Carnegie, who liked to say that “the man who dies rich dies disgraced.”

Thank you to the 274 people who contributed their feedback in our recent annual survey!

Thanks to Transition Trainer Tina Clarke for this recap!
On a cold, wintry night, Transition Initiators in Western Massachusetts gathered for our fourth Regional Gathering. On January 16, we came together to celebrate with local food, friendship, stories, and open space discussion groups! Members of the Initiating Group of Transition Wendell -- Shay, Judy, Alistair, Patty and Betsy – hosted 54 of us from 14 towns on both sides of the Connecticut River Valley. We filled the quaint, old Wendell Town Hall to the brim!
Here's a recap of Transition Cadillac's kickoff meeting for their upcoming 100 Garden Challenge for 2012, thanks to Rachel Whiteman.
This looks worthy of further investigation if you're in one of the 6 Olympic boroughs: Barking and Dagenham, Greenwich, Hackney, Newham, Tower Hamlets or Waltham Forest.
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