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FEATURED MEDIA

"Mary Marshall Is Teaching the World to Listen to the Land"

Article Published By:
George Cassidy Payne
July 22nd, 2026

"Through Edge Perma, a regenerative agriculture innovator is using storytelling, technology, and immersive education to reconnect people with the landscapes that sustain them.
 

The future of farming may not begin with a tractor, a field, or a seed.

It may begin with a story.

For Mary Marshall, every landscape carries a memory. Every farm has a history. Every piece of land has something to teach us, if we are willing to listen."

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Regenerative Farming as a Path to Peace: The Life and Vision of Andrew Tuttle

Article Published By:
George Cassidy Payne
June 25th, 2026

"...What he imagines for the future is not a fixed destination but a continuation of that pattern. Places once depleted beginning to green again. Watersheds recovering. Species returning. Human communities learning to live in closer relationship with the land beneath them.

The future he speaks of does not arrive all at once. It accumulates in places where attention and care take hold, where relationships are repaired rather than extracted from.

“The future has more trees.”

And in that final line, he returns to what has been consistent across every stage of his path: not separation from the living world, but the possibility of belonging within it in a way that makes repair real."

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PERMACULTURE
REVOLUTION

Feature Written By:
Edmonds College

"You can now virtually tour some of the most respected farms in Washington, thanks to two horticulture grads.

 

When Andrew Tuttle and Mary Marshall enrolled in Edmonds College’s horticulture program in 2018, they were both recovering from experiences of stress and grief. Tuttle was looking for a new career after serving in the Marines; Marshall was dealing with a sudden family tragedy."

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THE URBAN FARM PODCAST

Ep. 924: Virtual Farm Tours & Accessible Regenerative Education
Interviewed by: Greg Peterson
December 26th, 2025

In this Podcast:

  • Immersive virtual tours as a tool to “copy and paste” regenerative systems

  • Permaculture as a framework for peace, food security, and climate resilience

  • Using technology to expand access to farm-based learning

  • The emotional and healing power of land stewardship

  • Teaching ethics, design, and systems thinking through lived examples

  • Shifting from rejection to resonance through service and community care

  • Education designed for inclusion, not gatekeeping

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OSU Farm to School Podcast:
Growing School Gardens Summit

 

Produced by Rick Sherman of the Oregon Department of Education and Michelle Markesteyn, Farm to School Specialist at Oregon State University Extension with production support from LeAnn Locher, OSU Extension. The show is made possible by a grant from the United States Department of Agriculture.

Part Four: Listen to stories from Matt Sablan from Guam Department of Education; Leona Vrbanac from Newark High School in Newark, Ohio; Andrew Tuttle with EDGEPERMA in Arlington, WA (segment begins at 17:24).
April, 2024

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Functional Hedgerows with Jude Hobbs of
Cascadian Permaculture

Creating a Permaculture
Life and Livelihood with
Michael Judd

Exploring Global
Permaculture with
Andrew Millison

Agroforestry & Food Forests
with Byron Birss
of  @byron.grows

THE PERMACULTURE PODCAST

Co-Host Hosts for The Permaculture Podcast,
Produced by Edge Perma,
in collaboration with Scott Mann
Spring/Summer of 2024

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THE PERMACULTURE PODCAST

Co-Hosts for The Permaculture Podcast,
Produced by Edge Perma,
in collaboration with Scott Mann
Spring/Summer of 2024

Permaculture and
Design with
Mary Marshall

NRCS with
Rebecca Anderson, 
(U.S. Dept of Agriculture)

Brian Kerkvliet and Alexandra King of Inspiration Farm &
The Salish Seed Guild

Permaculture, impact,

and community
with Andrew Tuttle

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NEW YEAR • NEW EARTH ECOVERSITY SUMMIT

Regeneration in Action: Exploring America's Leading Permaculture Projects
January 20th-22nd, 2026

"More people than ever are waking up to the fact that the old way of living isn’t working, and they’re looking for something real to build instead…

So we’ve gathered globally respected permaculture experts and regenerative leaders for a FREE, live 3-day online summit…

Designed to show you how a different way of living is possible, and how to start building it at home, with practical steps you can actually take in 2026."

- Ecoversity.org

Interview with Andrew Tuttle and Mary Marshall... 

Interviewed By: Autumn Carmona,
Transition Movement
Partnered by The Planet Project
August 9th, 2024

In collaboration with botany dept. at the University of Maine, specializing in botany, permaculture, regenerative agriculture, fiber arts, and solarpunk.

Virtual Farm Field Trips

School Garden Support Organization,
SGSO Network,
with Board Member Tiffany Torres of the emergent Florida Farm to School Network.
(Segment begins at 22:10)
February 28, 2024

This webinar covers options for guided virtual farm field trips, as well as resources, tips and considerations for school garden programs interested in hosting their own virtual farm field trips.

Virtual farm field trips are an incredible, innovative way to utilize remote technology and teach students about a variety of agricultural practices, diverse ecologies, and vibrant cultures all from the convenience of the classroom. It’s also a great resource to utilize on days when learning outside in the garden isn’t possible and to expose students to a growing climate different from their garden.

Regenerative Storytelling: Growing Change Through Better Stories

Article Published By:
Julie Wolf,
Northwest Permaculture Convergence
June 2nd, 2026

"What if one of the most powerful tools for ecological restoration wasn’t a shovel, a seed, or a swale?

What if it was a story?

Across the regenerative movement, people are restoring soil, planting food forests, redesigning farms, and rebuilding local economies. Yet many of these projects remain largely invisible to the broader public. The challenge isn’t just doing the work—it’s helping others see it, understand it, and feel inspired to participate.

That’s where regenerative storytelling comes in."

Meet Andrew Tuttle and Mary Marshall

Article Published By:
Bold Journey
February 19th, 2025

"For us, purpose has always been deeply tied to the Japanese concept of ikigai, the idea of having a reason for being, something that gives life meaning. We both discovered our ikigai long ago when we left the paths we were previously on and began searching for solutions to the immense environmental challenges we saw in the world.""

PINA MASTERCLASS:

Permaculture Education Technology - Drones, 3D Mapping, and Regenerative Careers
June 26th, 2023

Join us as we discuss:
- Virtual Farm Tour Presentation
- The Gear and the Services of Digital Permaculture Education
- How Permaculture Can Help Veterans
- Developing Your Regenerative Career Path

DRONEDEPLOY.ORG SPEAKER SERIES:

Regenerative Agriculture Session
December 7th, 2022

In this interactive virtual discussion, we covered best practices for utilizing drones to better understand and manage healthy landscapes in Regenerative Agriculture.

GLOBAL EARTH REPAIR SUMMIT:

Multi-Year Presenters
(2022-Present)

Using drones and virtual reality in permaculture design and regenerative farm education. Learn about new tools software designers and instructors can use to enhance design work and in their education curriculum.

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To inquire about having us as speakers, shoot us a message!
​we’d love to learn more about your event or organization.
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