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The lawyer for the applicant presented a drawing featuring steep retaining walls, driveway, rain garden, swimming pool and dwelling. At Tuesday’s P&Z meeting, the lawyer withdrew the proposal and promised to return with revisions. Maybe it was the...

Are gardeners in the Western and Northeastern states at the cutting edge of the U.S. organic gardening universe? Are millennials leading a surge in the new urban gardening movement? Are rain barrels and sprinkler timers the beginning salvo in a dramatic...

How do you plan a successful butterfly and pollinator garden? With the increased awareness of pollinator decline, gardeners are asking that question alot lately. Pollinators–bees, in particular–make two out of every three bites of food we eat possible...

Welcome to episode eleven of the Building Local Power podcast. For full transcript of the podcast, click here. In this episode, Christopher Mitchell, the director of ILSR’s Community Broadband Networks initiative, interviews Brenda Platt, ILSR co-director...

September 2015 saw the International Permaculture Conference, held in London, followed by the Convergence, which occupied 6 days at Gilwell park, on the Essex-London border, where its practitioners gave presentations and workshops on various aspects...