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Permaculture or similar project in Portugal


Ola, I’ve just done a PDC in Portugal. I’m looking for a project now, preferably in the south of Portugal. I’ve been applying on Workaway but just thought to post here too. Ideally, I’d like a project with a community element (multiple volunteers at once). Happy to do any kind of work! I’d appreciate any tips or pointers on eco communities or similar, sometimes these things happen best by word of mouth, after all. Thanks!

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Dutch photo exhibition shows Parkinson’s patients’ story, involving harmful agents

Dutch photographer Kadir van Lohuizen has captured the stories of people who were exposed to pesticides and later developed Parkinson’s disease. Dutch newspaper Trouw highlighted his work this week. On Wednesday, October 15, the traveling exhibition “The Hidden Impact of Pesticides” opened on Wageningen…

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US: Examining propane, greenhouses, vertical farming, and the food supply

Propane is an essential fuel for controlling growing environments in greenhouses. With the advent of vertical farming in the early 2000s, growing crops in stacked layers instead of traditional field rows can use 99% less water and 98% less land. The Wildhorse Propane & Appliance team takes a look at the…

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November in the Garden 2025

  November is a time when garden plants often descend into subtlety. Without frost and long spells of dry sunny weather, the potential for spectacular foliage displays begin to diminish. There are some exceptions. The sweet gums (Liquidambar species), many deciduous viburnums and a few Chinese maples can continue to increase in intensity even through […]

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