Tag Archives: Permaculture
-
Worldview Connections: A Meditation on Our Worldviews and their Impacts
2November 5, 2015 by Rua Lupa
We live in a world full of connections–but how we view (or ignore) those connections could make or break us.
Advertisements -
Saegoah Pursuits: Gardening with Rainwater Harvesting Earthworks, A Photo Essay
Leave a commentMay 11, 2015 by Rua Lupa
Because I strive to live harmoniously within Nature as a Saegoah many conventional methods of doing things gets thrown out the window, like my garden. It is unlike any garden in town because it is self fertile and as of this spring, self watering as well. In the process of making it I got a great many odd looks and even laughed at by those passing by. The following is a photo essay of the process and end result of this endeavor.
-
Saegoah Pursuits: DIY Vermicomposting
Leave a commentMarch 5, 2015 by Rua Lupa
Rua Lupa shows how they’ve turned their kitchen scraps into a garden and how you can start your own worm composting bin too. Excellent For Apartment Dwellers!
-
Land – Ownership, Entitlement, Public, Private, Commons & Crown. What Is The Best Way?
Leave a commentJanuary 5, 2015 by Rua Lupa
“Land is for everyone” some claim, while others complain that “The public abuses the land!” What approach is best?
-
DIY Autumn Adventures – Growing A Forest Garden. It can supply food, medicine, and sanity, while protecting against drought & flood.
1October 21, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Learn how you can turn a energy and resource guzzling lawn into a food forest oasis! And you can start the process this autumn by working with nature’s natural seeding time.
-
DIY Autumn Adventures – Dyeing with Goldenrod
Leave a commentOctober 7, 2014 by Rua Lupa
Learn how to make and use dye from goldenrod.
-
DIY Autumn Adventures – Fruiting Trees
1September 28, 2014 by Rua Lupa
You can enjoy the fruits of harvest wherever you are. This is a great time of year to pick some fruit in your neighbourhood. It can be surprising how many people have fruiting trees with no intention of harvesting the bounty, but who will share if asked — giving you the opportunity to pick, plant, and preserve with local fruit.
