What Doesn’t Kill Me Makes Me Stronger: The Four Stages of the Plant Health Pyramid
Last weekend, while preparing teaching materials on Syntropic Agriculture, I came across a framework that made me stop and take notes: the Plant Health Pyramid.
Plant Selection for Cooling Green Walls
Is butterfly pea invasive? What’s the difference between exotic, naturalized, and invasive species? Exploring the ecological relationships of cooling green wall plants at Pugu Base — and how to make thoughtful planting choices.
Scorching Hot! How Are You Staying Cool?
It’s been incredibly hot these past few days — how are you all keeping cool?
The Next Chapter: Securing Our Shared Legacy through the SeedHome Project
Pugu is taking our seed-saving and preservation efforts to the next level! Our journey began 13 years ago at Pun Pun, where we first discovered seed banking.
【Beyond Resilience — Toward Adaptive Permaculture】
When CO₂ hits 450ppm and storms exceed what past experience can handle, resilience-based permaculture design is no longer enough. It’s time to shift toward Adaptive Permaculture — designing for climate realities we’ve never faced before.
Summer as Teacher: How to Work, Rest, and Sweat with the Land
As summer solstice arrives, the heat at PUGU’s base has been climbing steadily — even in the “green tunnel,” our shaded corridor wrapped in tree canopy, some of our team have been overheating. The semi-outdoor classroom is also sheltered by trees, a design choice made for protection against the winter northeast winds and summer typhoons.…
在這裡，我們一起拾起生活與生命所需
