Events
- Reclaiming's Dandelion 4 Gathering
- 8 Sep 2010, Salem, Missouri
- "Frontline Spirituality for Earth, Community and Ourselves"
- 16 Sep 2010, Warsaw, Poland
- "Spirituality in Action: Our Mission in Times of Chaos and Change"
- 17 Sep 2010, Luczyce, Poland
- "Spirit, Power and Mystery"
- 20 Sep 2010, London, UK
- "Holding the Vision: Transition Towns"
- 22 Sep 2010, Bristol, UK
- Iberian Goddess Conference
- 25 Sep 2010, Madrid, Spain
- "Permaculture for a Green Future"
- 28 Sep 2010, Madrid, Spain
- "Demetra and Kore: A Journey of Regeneration"'
- 1 Oct 2010, near Palermo, Sicily
- "Women Take Action: Using the Insights of Feminism to Change the World"
- 18 Oct 2010, Napa, California
- Spiral Dance Samhain ritual
- 30 Oct 2010, San Francisco
- Green Festival
- 6 Nov 2010, San Francisco
- Yule Ritual
- 19 Dec 2010, Sebastopol
- Earth Activist Training
- 8 Jan 2011, Cazadero, California
- Reclaiming's Dandelion 4 Gathering
See Also
Categories
Category Archives: permaculture
The Miracle of the Hydro
The hydro continues to run. It may come apart in the next storm, but until then, I’m not touching the pipe. My other mantra is “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” The point is, sometimes healing just happens. The onery, contrary universe offers us a bit of grace. I’m grateful. It’s nearly solstice, and the lights remain on.
Rain and Cold
Today my friends are in Copenhagen protesting at the Climate Change Forum. I’m in Cazadero, doing my bit for climate change by trying to get my microhydro system working now that the rains have come.
Also posted in climate change, life on the ranch, sustainability Tagged climate change, microhydro, Starhawk 3 Comments
Compelled to Can
Yes, I confess, I’m a Jam Hoarder. I make it, I put it in the cupboard, and then I find myself reluctant to use it. What if we need it later? What if civilization falls apart and these preserves are the last bit of sweetness we’ll ever know, as the waters rise and the trees bake to ash under the blazing sun of climate change?
Also posted in Food and recipes, gardens, life on the ranch 14 Comments
Meanwhile, Back At the Ranch
Home at last! First back to San Francisco, then finally back up to the ranch in the Cazadero hills.
The good news—my housemates in the city have actually kept the gardens watered, and even the tubs in front of the garage were flourishing. Tomatoes were growing up my tomato tower and the graywater system seems to [...]
Also posted in gardens, life on the ranch Tagged gardens, life on the ranch, permaculture, Sudden Oak Death Comments closed
Solar Solutions and Permaculture Water Landscape at Tamera Ecovillage
“The problem was not lack of water, it was in our water management,” said Bernd Muller of their Ecology group. “We didn’t have a scarcity of water—we had a potential abundance.
Also posted in climate change, ecovillages, gardens, solar technology Tagged climate change solutions, ecovillage, permaculture, solar technology, water landscape 10 Comments
A Forest Garden
A well designed forest garden produces its own fertility, more or less takes care of itself, and looks like a lush and healthy woodland—but just about everything in it is edible, medicinal, or actively contributing to the health of the whole.
Land Matters
Land Matters is a land cooperative in beautiful Devon, where we are holding our Earth Activist Training.
Look At Me, Mom, I’m Blogging!
So what is this blog about? Dirt Worship seemed to cover the ground (oh, that was a bad pun!) of both earth-based spirituality, permaculture, Paganism, the Goddess, life on the ranch, activist efforts to prevent idiots destroying the earth and everything good on her, gardening, composting toilets, and more.
Also posted in Goddess, Paganism/earth-based spirituality, life on the ranch Tagged earth-based spirituality, Goddess, life on the ranch, Paganism, permaculture Comments closed
Home Again–and On To the Next Adventure!