Hi All, I am new here but already loving the like-minded community! I am a child of Africa but have been living in the UK for 10 years and am trying to get back to nature and the land. I am finding it really difficult with all the laws and costs in the UK so if there are any fellow Brits on here, I would love to hear from you.

Hello fellow earthlings! I just purchased my first house in May in the Austin, Tx area and I'm over the moon putting together the very very beginnings of garden with homestead-tendencies (and we'll see how far I can go with a typical suburban house situation...minus the HOA, yay!. I currently volunteer at the Festival Beach Food Forest and would LOVE to maybe hopefully meet people here and also in person in the Austin area to share garden joys, talk about similar values around earth care/people care/future care etc. :)

Hi everyone, I’m from North Carolina and I started perma-resilience a few years ago, during the chaos of the 2020 (not sure of the exact date) but I was signing up for every permaculture, zero waste and natural living program I could. I’m so excited to be in a place to start again and finally have access to everything we’ll need without worry. My biggest goal is to help guide my parents and growing family to becoming more in touch with nature and the outdoors but also to have an appreciation for the land and growing our own food. I’m currently at a townhouse so we’ll see how much work we can put it’s. So excited to be here again!

Hi Everyone, I’m from Kinglake West in Victoria, Australia. Have a few acres and I’m looking to develop my land into a thriving permaculture garden. So happy to see so many like minded people in this group. Can’t wait to see what happens.

Hello everyone, picked up my PDC in 2010 sat on it for a while, currently have been working the last two years on 20 acres in northern California modoc county. My wife and I have been learning and practicing rotational grazing with cattle, sheep, pigs and poultry. Recently we cut our first swale in and are currently planting and propagating our pioneer species. The swales around 400 ft long so it's going to take a lot of trees. Hoping to find some community here let's talk soon.