Permaculture : Planting the seeds of radical regeneration

Permaculture needs all of us, and all of us need permaculture.�Permaculture is a way of farming, gardening, or managing land that�emphasises a reciprocal relationship with nature. It's a design process that works with wildness,�not against it.�And it's an essential resource in�the fight of our lives: tackling the climate crisis. Here,�permaculture practitioner and poet Maya Blackwell writes with�expertise and personal experience of the transformative power of permaculture�for both people and the planet.�As well�as tracing its evolution - from its roots in Indigenous societies to the�important role it plays in urban allotments today - you will discover how the practice�could nurture individual and collective wellbeing.�There are opportunities throughout for reflection, creativity and�connection. These present valuable lessons�we can all learn from the principles of permaculture, to help us build�resilience and lean into the�long-term process of trying new things, adapting failures and reaping all that we sow. Whether you're completely new to permaculture or someone with years�of experience wanting to reconnect with its history and�core values, this�book contains tools for growth that bring rewards far beyond the garden.