Sensen Shop Permaculture Network » Holmgren Permaculture Design for Sustainable Living The following list links to other web sites with more information about local, Australian and global Permaculture networks and related resources. Local (Central Victoria & Melbourne) Permaculture Principles Provides easy access to the permaculture ethics and design principles with clean graphics and simple explanations by permaculture graphic design professional Richard Telford. Permaculture Melbourne Network centre for permaculture groups and activities by associated local groups in Melbourne and country Victoria. Australia Felix Darren Doherty permaculture consultant and teacher from Bendigo with a track record in farm revegetation, forest and tree crop establishment and earthworks design. Cydonia Permaculture Website of Central Victorian permaculture activist Beck Lowe, convenor of the long running Central Victorian residential PDC held at Commonground, Seymour, an extraordinary community with excellent facilities and examples reflecting permaculture principles. Australia International
Permakultur Akademie Foto: Sicht- und Wetterschutz einer Komposttoilette in Cord-Wood-Technik, entstanden im Praxis-Teil des 72 Stunden Kurses 2012 in La Pervinca in Umbrien/Italien. Als Anfang der 80er-Jahre der Ansatz der Permakultur auch in Europa und Amerika Anklang fand, entstanden an vielen Orten nach australischem Vorbild „Institute" zur Vertiefung und Verbreitung der Ideen. Margrit und Declan Kennedy gaben damals mit viel Herzblut Anstoß für die Permakultur-Bewegung im deutschsprachigen Raum und gründeten 1984 den Verein „Permakultur Institut". Dieses Jahr feiern wir also gemeinsam das 30-jährige Jubiläum des Vereins mit seiner lebendig bewegten Geschichte, unseren Taten von Heute und Visionen für Morgen. Was dieses Jahr so alles geplant ist könnt ihr hier erfahren. Lebendige Projekte und Permakultur hautnah erleben. Schweiz- eine Weiterbildungsreise Im Herbst gibt es eine LEONARDO geförderte Weiterbildungsreise zu unseren Nachbarn in die Schweiz. info - at - permakultur-akademie.net .
Permaculture Design Certificate Course (PDC) | Permaculture Sydney Institute Book me in! Registration and full payment to confirm your place in the course or workshop must be received min 7 days before the course commences. Please click here to read the full Terms and Conditions. Students cannot join the course without paying the full fees in advance. About our Permaculture Design Certificate CourseThe Permaculture Design Certificate Course or PDC is the ultimate permaculture course experience. The Trainers: Permaculture Sydney Institute engages only highly experienced and professional trainers for our courses. InvestmentCourse fees including all tuition, notes, lunches, teas and dinners is exceptional value at: $1,495 PSI is committed to LETS trading, and half the course fee can be traded against LETS currency for one place in this course. Quality and CommitmentA Permaculture Design Certificate completed with the Permaculture Sydney Institute is more than just an education process, it is a high quality all encompassing experience. Our PDC will; Course Description
Permaculture Skills | Hands-on Permaculture ! Growing Small Farms | North Carolina Cooperative Extension How to Start a Small Permaculture Tree Nursery Recently I attended a farm forestry course with David Holmgren and Darren J. Doherty, a subject I’d like to address today. To even start a farm forestry operation, or even a permaculture orchard, you’ll need to source a huge number of trees from somewhere. I crunched a few numbers and browsed the relevant websites: it seems that small bare-root trees will cost, on average, $20 or more, an amount that will soon add up. I realised that, even excluding overseeding and site preparation, I would need to pay around $20k/acre for my permaculture orchard. It wasn’t until recent visit to my mentor, an experienced plant propagator, that I came upon a way to grow $1000+ worth of trees for less than $100. I was eager to pick his brain about this, and find out how other permies such as Mark Shepard, Sepp Holzer and Stephan Sobosnwiak obtain huge numbers of trees they need for their projects. Let’s take a deeper look. 1. Learn the skills from the books 2. Different rootstock – different size 3. 4. 5.
Regrarian Handbook *1. CLIMATE CHAPTER’ eHANDBOOK (77 pages) available NOW for only AUD$5!! *ON SALE as a FULL HARDCOPY late-2015!! The ‘Regrarians Handbook’ is a succinct & sequential outline of over 300 integrated methodologies and techniques that have been proven over many years of universal application to work towards regenerating human & livestock’s lives along with production landscapes. Darren has joined forces with ‘Permaculture: A Designers’ Manual‘ (1988) Designer, Illustrator & Editor Andrew Jeeves in what promises to be the production of an ‘instant classic’. “…The layout by Andrew Jeeves is informative, attractive and simple; his drawings express concisely points sometimes belaboured in the text. Mark Hankins, Right by Design, New Scientist, December 1989 (of ‘Permaculture: A Designers Manual’) The size, feel & format of this book is that of a handbook such that it is an easy and ready accompaniment to the emerging Regrarians kit. The secondary inspiration was that of the late P.A.
Tamera Healing Biotope 1 Wasser ist Leben. Doch weltweite Abholzung, falsche Beweidung, Monokultur - Landwirtschaft, Flächenversiegelung stören den ursprünglich "großen Wasserkreislauf" (Schauberger). Sie hindern das Wasser daran, vom Erdkörper aufgenommen zu werden. Große Mengen von Wasser fließen zu schnell ab, führen zu Erosion, Überschwemmungen und Trockenheiten. Das geschieht global, auf allen Erdteilen. Mit der Hilfe und Visionskraft des Österreicher Agrarrebell und ökologischen Visionärs Sepp Holzer hat Tamera darauf eine Antwort gefunden: Die Wasser-Retentions-Landschaft. Bernd Müller: "Eine Wasser-Retentions-Landschaft ist eine Landschaft, aus der kein Regenwasser mehr abfließt, sondern nur noch frisches Quellwasser. Ein gesunder Mischwald mit beschatteten, humosen Böden ist eine natürliche Wasser-Retentions-Landschaft: Pflanzen und Humus nehmen das Wasser auf, im Erdkörper reift es und und kommt als Quelle wieder ans Licht. Dazu gehören: Der Grundwasserspiegel hat sich stabilisiert.