Newsletter — Summer 2025-2026
Welcome to the summer edition of the Permaculture Tasmania newsletter…
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The Community Sharing Shed with Irene di Lauro
Located in the UTAS Inveresk community garden, the Community Sharing Shed opened in July 2020 with a celebration of live
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Permaculture principles in practice: use & value diversity
The principle, 'Use and Value Diversity', is beautifully encapsulated by the age-old saying, 'Don’t put all your eggs in one
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Your summer diversity challenge!
The principle, 'Use and Value Diversity', is beautifully encapsulated by the age-old saying, 'Don’t put all your eggs in one
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Sustainable summer
Sustainable summer ideas include reducing waste with reusable items, choosing eco-friendly activities like 'plogging' (jogging + picking up trash), cycling,
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Local actions: seed libraries
Seed libraries are a great way to ensure that there are plenty of seeds to share amongst your community. Tasmania
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Permaculture principles for beginners
Story by Loretta Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Summer 2025 newsletter
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2026 International Permaculture Convergence — Thailand
IPC16 — International Permaculture Convergence — Thailand — 7-15 November 2026 — save the date.
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Beneficial Blooms Guide
A guide to help you use flowering plants to support beneficial insects on your property by NRM South, September 2025.
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Newsletter — Spring 2025
Spring has sprung and with it a new year for Permaculture Tasmania.
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Water Guardian resources
TASWATER's Water Guardian program, a water literacy program is for Tasmanians of all ages.
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Permaculture resources to download
12 Tips for a Thriving Edible Garden by Morag Gamble Read Morag Gamble’s 12 favourite tips for creating an abundant
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Hidden Valley Sustainable Living Workshops with Bonnie Bickle
We had to work with the developing the block and developing the garden and everything. But you've got to have
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The garden sink
Story and photos by Bruce Jackson, Permaculture Tasmania’s Treasurer, extract from Spring 2025 newsletter A very useful addition to your
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Permaculture Principles for beginners
Story by Lorett a Leary, Permaculture Tasmania’s Secretary, extract from Spring 2025 newsletter Permaculture Principle 1 is ‘Observe and Interact’
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Newsletter — Winter 2025
Welcome to our first newsletter in a while - now quarterly and from a new Permaculture Tasmania Committee!
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