
10 School Holiday Boredom Busters for Eco Kids
Stuck at home with the kids these holidays? Here are 10 boredom busters for eco kids!
Stuck at home with the kids these holidays? Here are 10 boredom busters for eco kids!
Heading away for the holidays? Learn how to water your plants while away with our easy ideas!
Bees are the lynchpin that keep the whole web of life alive: if they stopped moving pollen around the planet, life as we know it would end. Here are 10 ways you can help save the bees.
Add a personal touch to your party decor with some homemade bunting.
In just one generation there has been a huge shift in how children play, and we are now observing the devastating impacts nature deficit disorder is having on children’s health.
In this podcast Robyn Rosenfeldt chats with Nikki Wagner about our fascinating emerging understanding of the human microbiome. Nikki explains what the microbiome is and shares some easy ways to nurture your own.
Learn to make this simple, tasty trick to keep your pearly whites (and our oceans) clean!
Do you always kill your worms? Then try worm farming with our easy DIY worm tower!
This gluten-free buckwheat pancakes recipe is low in sugar and gluten but high in taste. It’s perfect for kids as well as the whole family.
Christmas might be the silly season but that doesn’t mean you have to celebrate overconsumption. Our Advent Calendar has 25 ways to have a kinder Christmas.
We’ve been exploring the ideas of nature play and wild education in the last few issues of Pip, but in our latest issue we feature a fantastic article on Bush Schools by Niki Buchan, an educator and nature play advocate. We loved her piece so much we needed to know more, and put together this… View more
To celebrate the release of Pip Issue 8, with our feature on backyard goats, Pip editor Robyn Rosenfeldt chatted to Maria Cameron of Hibi Farm in Melbourne’s suburbs about their urban goat co-operative. The co-operative is featured in the latest issue, and in this podcast Maria goes in depth about the in’s and out’s, how’s… View more
We’re feeling pretty chirpy to help SA singer-songwriter Loren Kate launch her new single – an ode to her favourite hen, a bantam frizzle, called Cloudy Jane. This is a boppy little ditty featuring Loren Kate’s sweet voice, and we know we’re going to be humming it in the chook pen and the straw yard… View more
As permies, we love community, people care and working together, but working in a group can sometimes be fraught with challenges. Social Permaculture practitioner and teacher Robin Clayfield gives us her top ten tips for being part of a healthy and effective group! Being involved in a healthy, vibrant and effective group and playing a role… View more
Permaculture brings people together, and is all about finding relationships between different elements in a design… but what if it could help found some beautiful real-life human relationships? Permablitz Melbourne seem to think it can… we found out just how in this interview with Permablitz Melbourne Collective Member Adrian O’Hagan. Why did Permablitz Melbourne decide to… View more
Serial resolution maker and breaker, Maude Farrugia shows you how committing to permaculture New Year’s resolutions can help to create beautiful and sustainable habits.