Hello. There is still a lot going on locally in Lincolnshire related to permaculture. If you would like to be kept updated, do contact us and we can put you on the mailing list. Also, if you’re interested in doing the Permaculture Design Certificate, there are some local courses planned this year – get in touch!
Ventilation without losing the heat
At the PDC on Saturday there was a lot of excitement about this product – HeatSava – which apparently acts like a ventilation fan without losing any heat from the house.
No-one has yet tested it out, so definitely no recommendations… but if you do try it, let us know if it works, because it sounds like a great idea!
More info on their website
A list of permaculture related films for the PDC is now available
Check out our page with all the films recommended for the Permaculture Design Certificate Course.
Local permaculture event on 4th May
This is from local permie Nick…
As part of International Permaculture day all LAND projects have been asked to think of an event they can hold on the 4thMay, so we can have as many LAND centres open on that day as possible. We at Harpsbridge House have decided to have a Plant Produce and Preserves Sale, along with the garden being open for your inspection. There will be people around to answer your questions and lots of signs to explain how we use permaculture ethics and principles in the garden. There will also be a small treasure hunt! We will be open from 2pm-5pm.Please try and car share, there will be free seeds for those who cycle or walk. We are next to Theddlethorpe Saltfleetby National Nature Reserve with its beautiful beach and Dunes. Nice place for a picnic. Call 01507 339179 for more information or contact us through the Lincolnshire Permaculture Facebook page.
Permaculture theory: ethics, principles, etc (PDC Lincoln 2014)
Permaculture input/output analysis (the parable of the chicken) – PDC Lincoln 2014
What is permaculture? (PDC Lincoln 2014)
PDC course Lincoln: In danger of falling food
PDC course Lincoln: Global Gardener – cool climates







