Permaculture offers a positive way to create healthy environments for your family, friends and neighbours by working with nature rather than against it. 

A green home uses little or no external inputs to run. It minimises a damaging impact during its construction and during its life on the environment. It also provides a comfortable and healthy living environment and is cheap to run. Whether buying, building, retrofitting or improving a green home, the principles which apply are the same

Reduce waste and improve your soil

An important contribution to biodiversity in our community

Natural alternatives to herbicides and pesticides

Permaculture is about growing your own food with ecological design that works with people, our natural environment and ecosystems.

Small spaces can be highly productive using permaculture principles

Keeping a small flock of chickens in your backyard increases your self sufficiency. They are the perfect complement to your permaculture garden.

Saving seeds helps adapt plants to your local area, as well as saving you money. It also ensures seeds have not been sprayed with a fungicide as is common with commercial seeds. Giving seeds to a seed bank is a wonderful way to help build your community through a spirit of sharing. 

A community garden is a public piece of land on which fresh produce can be grown by a group of people who usually incorporate organic principles, composting and/ or worm farming and water harvesting into its operation. 

Herb spirals are a highly productive and energy efficient, vertical garden design.

Turning your under-utilised nature strip into an edible street verge garden for you and your neighbours.