RESOURCES
RESOURCES

Earth Care · People Care · Fair Share
Because permaculture is about sharing abundance in whichever form available (food, physical resources, knowledge, experience…), we offer a range of FREE flashcards, manuals and other tools to help you in your permaculture process.
We hope this set of resources will be useful in your journey towards an ecological and sustainable living.
INFOGRAPHICS
Permaculture Principles Flashcards
Don’t forget them, these are your new mantras
The Permaculture Design Principles are meant to give you a way to approach the design of any project. From setting up a small garden, to designing an entire property, your business or your own life, following the principles will help you learn the value and interconnectedness of every aspect of the project. If you would like to learn more about permaculture principles, clic HERE.
DESIGN TOOLS & METHODS
Permaculture Design Tools & Methods 1
Tools & Methods used in Land Design
When we start designing, it is very easy to get overwhelmed with the amount of design processes, methods and tools that are used in Permaculture. This document is an easy to use glossary you can consult anytime.
Permaculture Design Tools & Methods 2
Tools & Methods used in Social Design
Permaculture is not exclusively used in land design, this is why Permaculture Design Tools & Methods 2 is focused on Social Permaculture design. Inner landscape, communication tools, social tools & other common methods are found here. Get ready to bring permaculture to another level!
OTHER RESOURCES
Trees with Edible Leaves
A Global Manual
We are very proud of our collaboration in the launch of the French and Spanish translations of an invaluable resource: “Trees with Edible Leaves – A Global Manual” by Eric Toensmeier of the Perennial Institute.
Here you will find the description of more than 100 crops, both for cold and tropical climates, with details on nutrition and cultivation techniques.


ARTICLES
Designing Inclusive Digital Spaces
The ethics of permaculture are not limited to gardens and landscapes; they can also be applied to the digital spaces we create. By prioritizing inclusivity in our websites and platforms, we ensure that everyone can engage, regardless of their abilities, language proficiency, or access to technology.
Inclusive Writing in Permaculture
Have you ever thought about how to reflect the sustainable and harmonious systems we strive to create in the way we communicate? Inclusive writing ensures that our ideas are understandable, respectful, and accessible to all readers, regardless of their background, abilities, or language skills.