The Launch of Language of Water:Ancient Techniques and Community Stories for a Water-Secure Future We are delighted to announce the launch of The Language of Water, now available for purchase on the Synergetic Press website. This extraordinary book offers...
Above: Artwork by Lobsang Melendez Ahuanari, visionary artist from Pucallpa, Peru Commemorating Pachamama on Earth Day In celebration of Earth Day and honoring our sacred connection with Pachamama, our blog sets sail to embark on a journey into planetary...
Environmental Justice Environmentalism, as a movement, is propelled by the rapid degradation of the natural world and its intent is to take action in order to conserve and protect nature for future generations of humans and non-humans alike. But there is no world...
This Black History Month, we're celebrating Black changemakers in the space of ecology, land stewardship and permaculture who are taking the sustainable world by storm with their incredible dedication to creating a more holistic world for all. This year we have a...
If you have ever produced too much in your garden you have probably wondered, “What should I do with all these extra fruit and veggies?” This article contains many great tips for preserving and harvesting your fruits and veggies to be able to enjoy them year-round!...
Making charcoal, especially biochar, is one of the most effective ways you can use the extra brush and logs when clearing an overgrown area. Master forester and author, Tomi Hazel Vaarde writes in their book, “Social Forestry: Tending the Land as People of Place,”...
Explore our Earth-Lovers Gift Guide, unveiling 10 purposeful products for those who cherish the interconnectedness of all living beings. From permaculture books and sage bundles to Indigenous perspectives on land reclamation, each item inspires regenerative...