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Celia Ashman

I look after the behind-the-scenes workings of the Permaculture Association, including fixing any technical glitches, developing our internal processes and supporting the staff and volunteer team to work effectively. I work 15 hours a week and spend the rest of my time fixing bikes and drinking tea.

Permaculture agroforestry project

Permaculture Projects Creatively Respond to Crisis

By Celia Ashman, Permaculture Association

What is so heartening is how permaculture design in action is proving resilient! Whether in small urban spaces or large land-based projects, designing for multi-functional uses is proving how valuable a permaculture approach can be.

  • June 22, 2020
permaculture roundhouse

Permaculture Projects Creatively Respond to Crisis

By Celia Ashman, Permaculture Association

What is so heartening is how permaculture design in action is proving resilient! Whether in small urban spaces or large land-based projects, designing for multi-functional uses is proving how valuable a permaculture approach can be.

  • April 29, 2020
permaculture

Permaculture in Taiwan – Permaculture Day Spotlight

By Celia Ashman, Permaculture Association

In September last year, I was very lucky and surprised to find myself in Taiwan for three weeks. I had two weeks free to travel wherever I wanted – so I put the word out for recommendations of permaculture projects, perhaps where I could volunteer and learn about the permaculture movement on another island (Taiwan is a bit bigger than Wales).

  • June 4, 2019
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