We are just back from our project meeting in Lisbon and I am still impressed which strong efforts the municipality of Lisbon is making to transform their city into a sustainable place of living. The presentation of their projects and our discussions with staff from the municipality were one of the highlights to me.

Dear Andrea,

we were talking about your permaculture workshop and discussed the materials you provided with some Fitounais gardeners few days ago and one question came up:

how do you rotate plants in permaculture? I asked you during the workshop and you said there is no need for rotation when chosen the right combination and places for plants.

Yesterday, France celebrated la fête de la nature and at this opportunity, Christie and Yannick from the guerilla garden group in Perpignan invited interested people to visit the community garden.

Close to the area of the Perpignan university, the association "Energie citoyenne" got the right to farm a plot of land.

Next week participants from Latvia, Wales, Germany, Greece and France meet in Corfu. Our partner from the Second Chance School prepared a fantastic program: