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In this episode of Sense-making in a Changing World I am delighted to be speaking with Jasmine Dale - permaculture author, designer and educator as part of our special permaculture writers series. In our conversation, Jasmine shares a wonderful story about how she discovered permaculture and about how doing a permaculture design course transformed her life.
She also shares insights about being part of the founding group of Lammas - an off-grid ecovillage in wales - where she cut her teeth as a permaculture educator - and this is where, with her husband, she build the famous hobbit house (which sadly burnt down a few years back). Jasmine talks about her way of teaching, designing and applying permaculture thinking.
Right now she mentors community groups with a focus on nature connection and basic skills for resilience.
Throughout the conversation, Jasmine shares such wonderful tips about writing and what you Support the showThis podcast is an initiative of the Permaculture Education Institute.
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