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Präsentation: Greening The Ghetto. Majora Carter (Englisch)
Emotional presentation of a young woman about her work in the Bronx, where she – with the help of many other people – changed the look of the quarter. Green, living, learning, beauty, embellishing....
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Docu: Permaculture at an American University
Great project at an american university, where students convert a lawn in front of the cafeteria into a permaculture garden. Impressive, how the students work with such enthusiasm, but then too, how...
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Presentation: How we can eat our landscapes. Pam Warhurst
Everything you wanted to know about Todmorden, the Incredible Edible Town… How it started and what’s going on…
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Presentation: A Teacher Growing Green in the South Bronx. Stephen Ritz
Captivating presentation of a teacher about his “retarded” (society- and educational-wise) children, and the way how they found their way back into the middle of the society through innovative...
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Docu: (Im)Permanence, Part I
A young family start a journey around the world (although, at then end, the didn’t go further than Europe, where they started…) to visit different projects on alternative, ecological ways of life. Be...
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Docu: The Power of Community. How Cuba Survived Peak Oil
That’s a classic in the PC history. Because Cuba doesn’t receive any oil anymore after the breakdown of the Soviet Union, the people have no choice but to start gardening wherever they can. And due to...
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Book: Aquaponic Gardening
The subject “aquaponic” is a really fascinating one. Does it really work (yes!): an almost closed, circular system where a fish-pond is linked to a vegetable grow bed. The waste from the fish are used...
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