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Spring 2019 Update from swaYYam, India

Our colleague and friend, Malvikaa, continues to move forward on her life’s work at ‘swaYYam’ permaculture project in India.

Here are some updates! Continue reading “Spring 2019 Update from swaYYam, India”

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Our Two Sister
Permaculture Projects Overseas

SwaYYam in India

Malvikaa Solanki

WAGE Farm in Uganda

Isaac Muhofa

We offer Malvikaa, Isaac, and their teams support through providing consulting services and offering up design advice, education etc. to help further the amazing work they are doing in their own villages. Follow the above links to learn more.

"Permaculture looks at life squarely in the face and simply asks the questions;
What is?
How do things really work?
There are no sacred cows. Permaculture explores multiple ways that we as humans can create real abundance, security and health for ourselves and the natural world... while similtaneously leaving the planet in much better condition because we were here.
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It is realistic.
It is powerful."
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