Savoir revivre (Jacques Massacrier) perennial solutions vidéos Here are some of my original videos – please visit my youtube channel to see more. Indigenous management Perennial polyculture guidelines Rocky Mountain Permaculture forest garden Persimmon Polyculture Here is a video series from my keynote of the NOFA conference: Carbon Farming 1: Overview Carbon Farming 2: Potential Impact Carbon Farming 3: Regenerative Annual Systems Carbon Farming 4: Regenerative Livestock Systems Carbon Farming 5: Perennial Farming Systems Carbon Farming 6: Perennial Staple Crops Carbon Farming 7: Movement Building Here are a few videos by others: Chelsea Green Garden Tour Overview KrisCan Interview. Ecological Landscape Association interview Advice to gardeners on where to start with edible landscaping.
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Permaculture With its system of applied education, research and citizen- led design permaculture has grown a popular web of global networks and developed into a global social movement[citation needed]. The term permaculture was developed and coined by David Holmgren, then a graduate student at the Tasmanian College of Advanced Education's Department of Environmental Design, and Bill Mollison, senior lecturer in Environmental Psychology at University of Tasmania, in 1978. [1] The word permaculture originally referred to "permanent agriculture",[3] but was expanded to stand also for "permanent culture", as it was understood that social aspects were integral to a truly sustainable system as inspired by Masanobu Fukuoka’s natural farming philosophy. It has many branches that include, but are not limited to, ecological design, ecological engineering, regenerative design, environmental design, and construction. History[edit] Several individuals revolutionized the branch of permaculture. In Australian P.A.
Bill Mollison Permaculture Lecture Series On-Line Straw Bale Construction Straw bale construction is gaining worldwide recognition as a viable, high-performance, earth- and people-friendly building technique which utilizes a natural by-product of food production. The Straw Bale Solution is 30-minute video introduction to straw bale building. It offers viewers an excellent look at $1.50 a square foot straw-bale homes in Mexico and the custom high-end straw-bale mansions of Santa Fe... How and why they are built, why they make so much sense and cents, and how to get started are all covered." The Straw Bale Solution (#C 01) Building with bales can produce ecological, empowering and affordable housing, and NetWorks' award-winning video provides an entertaining overview of how and why. The Last Straw The Last Straw, the quarterly journal of straw-bale and natural building, began in 1992 with Judy Knox and Matts Myhrman of Out On Bale (un)Ltd at the publishing helm. Networks still sells back issues (#1-39) of TLS
Masanobu Fukuoka - Reverdir le desert Masanobu Fukuoka est un autre de ces pionniers de l'agriculture "du long terme" (sustainable) qui se sont rendus à là 2ème conférence internationale de PermaCulture.. Nous nous sommes entretenus avec lui alors qu'il visitait la "Abundant Life Seed Foundation" de Port Townsend à Washington, quelques jours avant qu'il ne présente sa conférence. Il aime dire de lui qu'il n'a aucune connaissance hormis celle contenue dans ses livres, dont La révolution d'un seul brin de paille (Chez Trédaniel - Editions de la Maisnie, 1983) et The Natural Way of Farming, démontrant ainsi qu'il ne manque pas de sagesse.. Sa méthode d'agriculture ne nécessite pas de labour, pas de fertilisants ni de pesticides, pas de désherbage ni d'élagage ainsi que très peu de travail! Il décrit comment on peut appliquer ses méthodes d'agriculture naturelle aux zones désertiques de la planète, et ceci sur la base de son expérience en Afrique en 1985. Je vis sur une petite montagne, faisant ma ferme.
Permaculture TV video commons - online transition and permaculture videos Bill Mollison Bruce Charles 'Bill' Mollison (born 1928 in Stanley, Tasmania, Australia) is a researcher, author, scientist, teacher and Biologist. He is considered to be the 'father of permaculture',[1] however Joseph Russell Smith, was the first to write about a system of Permanent Agriculture in a book entitled Tree Crops, published in 1929.[2] Permaculture is an integrated system of design, Mollison co-developed with David Holmgren, that encompasses not only agriculture, horticulture, architecture and ecology, but also economic systems, land access strategies and legal systems for businesses and communities. In 1978, Mollison collaborated with David Holmgren, and they wrote a book called Permaculture One. He received the Right Livelihood Award in 1981 with Patrick van Rensburg. Bibliography[edit] Articles Mollison, Bill (15–21 September 1978). See also[edit] References[edit] External links[edit] Interviews[edit] Video interviews/features[edit]
Places Birds Sleep © Alfred Jansen + Martin Langhorst Protecting birds is a worthwhile cause for many reasons, but it doesn't hurt to remember the many ways they benefit humans. Birds keep insect populations under control, spread seeds, pollinate plants and in cities, they even help keep things clean by eating dropped food or picking up pieces of trash to use in their nests. As cities upgrade old buildings, many of the holes, cracks and other nooks and crannies birds have used as shelter are sealed up, which reduces potential nesting spots. Here are a bunch from the TreeHugger archive. Birdhouses for Multiple Birds Urban birds need places to nest and thankfully a number of artists have found beautiful and creative ways to address this problem. Andreu Carulla's NeighBirdHood Andreu Carulla's NeighBirds is a clever take on the birdhouse. © Andreu Carulla Happy City Birds Project by Thomas “Dambo” Winther Street artist Dambo’s Happy City Birds project upcycles materials and trash into birdhouses. © Happy City Birds
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