My book 'People and Permaculture - caring and designing for ourselves, each other and the planet' is the first book to directly explore the application of permaculture design and principles to our

I'm an anarchist organiser, agroecologist & permaculture designer based in Somerset in the South West of the UK.

I went on my first Permaculture Design Course (PDC) in 2000 at Green Adventure in London. I did a second PDC – the “Earth Activist Training” with Starhawk and Penny Livingstone-Stark in 2006.

I’m passionate about woodlands, trees and all things natural and I grow food and cut flowers on the nine-acre smallholding that I have shared with my family for the last 15 years.

I'm an ecologist and experienced educator of adults. I have a MEd and a PhD in ecology and have worked as an ecologist in the charity sector, academia, publishing and as a civil servant.

I am a ScotLAND learner with a small project - Kinloch Permaculture. My interests are in food-growing, simple living, textiles and education.

Diploma graduate in 2013: 1 acre site with house and garden permaculture designs including recycled pvc window greenhouse, small scale domestic reed bed system, chicken and duck forage system, 'per

Living near Cowden/Forest Row/East Grinstead. Working with Brighton Permaculture Trust, teaching permaculture courses.

My present passion is Permaculture education - I teach and convene Permaculture Design Courses, Introductory Weekends and a variety of specialist and advanced offerings, including 'People and Perma

Angus Soutar is the leading permaculture design consultant working with CommEnt CIC, based in the north west of England and also the Principal of the Northern School of Permaculture.

I work as a permaculture teacher, diploma tutor and consultant.

I have always loved spending time in nature, whether bumbling in woods, paddling in burns, cycling or climbing munros.

I work 14 hours a week at the Permaculture Association, as their finance co-ordinator. It's me you speak to when you want to send us some money!

I am working towards a degree in nursing aiming to develop my resilience skills and bring my experience as a permaculture designer into the health system at a time that it needs to respond to trans

I have a background as an academic, an educator and a community activist.

Tomas has 20 years experience in permaculture design, teaching and practice, having worked in the UK and various European countries.

Seven Sisters Permaculture, Tottenham, London. Currently working for Natural England as Social Science principal specialist, and on PAB Research Advisory Board.

I hold a Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design and specialise in urban regeneration.

I have been teaching and designing ever since I completed my design course with Rob Everrett in Middlewood, Lancs. in 1994.

I am dedicated to preserving life supporting systems in nature and in society.