Year: 2022

Our aim is to discover the biodiversity in our own neighbourhoods and also the threats to it. Due to the direct experience and contact with the diversity and endangered species we get a more tangible awareness about biodiversity and our impact on it. Download the app “PlantNet” and scan the first plant you find in your house or neighborhood, and get familiar with the different options of t

Learn about the needs of plants to make the best use of your garden space. At first sight, a permaculture garden may seem a bit messy, but in reality there is a lot of planning involved. For example, when it comes to distributing the plants in the garden, we can make better use of the space if we know the sunlight needs of each plant and thus reserve the shaded areas for the less demanding one

We want to deepen the understanding about how the diverse elements of a living eco-system are interconnected. An ecosystem includes all the living things in a give area interacting with each other and also with their non-living environement. In a eco-system we can find four (4) components:1) Abiotic substances: Mineral elements. Organic compounds. Water Physical matters, e.g., sunlight, wind,

Have you ever realized how important the soil is? Soil is the foundation of every kind of ecosystem living on earth. When planting and growing food, soil becomes a fundamental aspect to take into consideration. Soil testing is a key tool in sustainable soil management and allows us to monitor in time what’s the impact of our activities in terms of soil regeneration. Do you want to learn m

Soil is the great neglected element of conventional agronomy. Look at the difference in richness between conventional and organic soil. The soil of our vegetable garden is the central element. We can know its composition with analyses like this one (Pfaiffer chromatography) where it is separated into its different components. Here we see a soil of traditional agronomy (a) that only retains