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Tag: Permaculture 3.0

Permaculture design: Asking the right questions

When it comes to permaculture design it is important to ask the right questions. Here we look at a couple

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A community that never was

Questions remain unanswered. Experiments are left undone. So it was with Cooplacurripa…

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Permaculture course too expensive? Let’s add up the real costs

Do educators offering permaculture design courses overcharge or do those who say so miss the hidden costs?

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Liberation Permaculture: a response to Nicole Vosper and Graham Burnett

This is a response to an article about what Nicole Vosper and Graham Burnett call 'Liberation Permaculture' in their article

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Towards Permaculture 3.0

Is is time, then for a new version of the permaculture design system so that it can continue to offer

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Small and slow solutions: a principle too little, too late?

SMALL AND SLOW SOLUTIONS… permaculture principle or shibboleth? A bit of both, I think. A good idea some of the

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A distant voice calls from permaculture’s dawn time

SOMETIMES, the best discoveries are made by accident. I was rummaging through the library of an international development organisation I

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Booklets a waypoint in permaculture history

SOMETIMES, useful things come at small scale. So it was with the 'Useful' series of booklets produced for those establishing

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Ecological restoration: A familiar argument from across the Tasman

A chance find in New Zealand demonstrates that restoration ecology is almost as controversial there as it can be in

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Drawing lessons from National Tree Day

National Tree Day shows what is needed to attract continues public participation in events...

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