Ulu (ooh-loo): Malay term used to denote the wildness and remoteness of a place, with connotations of backwardness.
Thomas’ interest in farming and permaculture stems from a belief that they can solve many of the global issues and crisis in humanity we are witnessing today. He wants to farm in a way that creates abundance without depleting natural resources like the soil, water, fossil fuel, and biodiversity. He hopes to change our relationship with land, from that of owner-property to steward-home. In this way, we can tread lightly on our earth and share her abundance with other lives.
Thomas has been farming in tropical Asia since 2011, starting from the outskirts of Hong Kong close to the Chinese border, to within the mountains in rural Southeast Asia, to rooftops in downtown Singapore. He now lives in Malaysia with his family, regenerating their land into a food forest slowly.
Thomas practices permaculture at Ulu Permaculture, a permaculture and farming consultancy based in Malaysia and Singapore.
“The ultimate goal of farming is not the growing of crops, but the cultivation and perfection of human beings.” ― Masanobu Fukuoka, The One-Straw Revolution
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