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[John Wages <jwages@earthlink.net>]

I'm still here and have missed the postings on this list. Glad to see some 
movement! It takes a lot of time and energy to keep up with something like 
this, so your work is much appreciated, Lawrence.

My own efforts in permaculture are almost wholly focused on keeping the 
magazine going. Permaculture Design is a key networking tool for North 
American permaculture. You can always find upcoming PDCs and workshops listed 
in our print magazine (yes, the Events and Calendar listings are a free 
service to the community) and online (also free). Four times a year, we 
strive to present a useful compendium of articles, many of which are focused 
on a particular theme. May's theme was Mutual Aid. November's issue will be 
built around forestry. Anyone with a project in woodlands management, 
sustainable forestry, wildcrafting, agroforestry, or anything else 
forestry-related (very timely and has been for the past 500 years if not 
longer), consider writing an article for the issue. And for future issues. 
We're reader-supported... there is no paid content from professional writers, 
and our pages aren't filling up with advertising. 

Incidentally, we finally completed the first generation digital archive of 
all back issues up through #118. This goes all the way back to the beginning 
of the Activist in the heady days of early permaculture in North America. 
Inspiring to read if you have the time. These are available for free download 
to all subscribers.

John 

John Wages
Permaculture Design magazine
www.permaculturedesignmagazine.com




-----Original Message-----
From: permaculture <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Aug 15, 2021 5:47 PM
To: permaculture <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
Subject: [permaculture] Is anyone still reading this list?

Are there subscribers who still keep up with this list? I would like to
revive discussion
and break new ground in the world of permaculture if anyone else is
interested.

By the way, have a look at the books offered by Chelsea Green. Very many
fine works have been published through them in the past decade, many on
permaculture or permaculture-related subjects.

I hope all of you have survived the pandemic and will continue to be
healthy as it slowly winds down.

Lawrence London
Chapel Hill, N.C.

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