Journeys

by Simmone Sache
Noala might not be the best gardener, but her impact on the permaculture movement in Western Australia goes beyond planting seeds.

by Simmone Sache
Julie is all about communities. She builds them, connects them, and supports them. A member of PermacultureWest for over 15 years…

by Simmone Sache
Paul loves connecting with people. Whether he’s learning their stories or diving into big-picture questions about humanity’s future, Paul believes conversations have the power to inspire change…

by Simmone Sache
Jenny is always learning, improving, and sharing her enthusiasm for permaculture. Her positivity is infectious, but she also brings thoughtful reflections on navigating difficult times…

by Simmone Sache
Peter has been a part of PermacultureWest since 1988, making him one of the longest-serving members. Over the years, he’s held almost every committee role and currently serves as both Treasurer and Membership Coordinator.

by Jamie & Lara McCall
We  started farming 26 years ago, with 3 young boys playing in the dirt. The farm has been certified Organic/Biodynamic for 24 years. … Our main hurdle was always kikuyu grass competing with the newly planted  vineyard and avocado trees. Geese have been the solution and have so many benefits for our farm.

by Fiona Brooks
Four years ago I fell into a rabbit hole of Warm Data and Batesonian theory. I was about to say “it started with an unexpected walk with a friend of a friend”, but of course it started well before that…

by Helen Harvey
When we began our Julimar gardening journey in 2008, we had a bucket, a shovel and, very luckily, a dam full of water. That was July and by September we had upped our game as we realised this was crowbar country as the clay dried out and turned to something like concrete…