The people behind Eartheasy
Eartheasy has published gardening and sustainable-living guides since 2000. The people who write them grow their own food, keep their own animals, and one of them built his own house. These are their profiles.

Greg Seaman
Greg Seaman founded Eartheasy in 2000. He has lived off-grid on a small British Columbia island since 1980, in a house he built by hand from salvaged materials, and has grown his own food there ever since.
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Shannon Cowan
Shannon Cowan was Eartheasy's editor for over a decade. She is a published novelist — her young-adult novel Tin Angel was a finalist for the Geoffrey Bilson Award — and gardens six acres on Vancouver Island.
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Susannah Shmurak
Susannah Shmurak writes about growing food, foraging and low-impact living from a fifth of an acre in Northfield, Minnesota. She is the author of Everything Elderberry (Skyhorse, 2020) and holds a PhD from the University of Illinois.
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