Save school feedback interviews
“Permaculture, it helps us with innovation and creativity” A whole year has elapsed since Rose began her project with Save school in her home district ...
Category: Rwanda
post regarding permaculture work in Rwanda
Food forest at Save
This might not look like much but it is the product of 11 months of work, at Save school, Huye Rwanda. In that time we ...
Rwandan rain gardens
The Rwandan Women’s Permaculture group is forming around this ground saving project at Save school near Huye in Rwanda.
Save School tree nursery
Permaculture trainee Rose Nibagwire is developing a tree nursery at Save school. She and her team are using a mixed food forest to stabilize and ...
Save School, Rwanda
In the picture above, project leader Rose Nibagwire is visited by Barnabe Mukezangango. I first met and worked with them both in May 2018 on ...
Compost champions!
I take my hat off for the Save School project team, led by Rose Nibagwire, making what to me looks like the biggest compost heap ...
Six months in, round up
This is what will be the Budumba training centre which is now occupied by Mr Franco and family members where they are working to establish ...
Thoughts on gully erosion
Water, to be useful and to become available to plants needs to soak into the ground. Problems always can occur when there is surface flow, ...
Swales @ Save
The school is suffering from bad gully erosion caused by the steep slopes and heavy rainfall. The intention is to trap it, encourage it to ...
