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These models of bioregional self-sufficiency arise from a tide of cultural creation that has been in motion for some fifty years. Its basic pieces have already been road-tested over several decades, even centuries in some regions. Permaculture is one of several models which addresses the increasing destabilization of civilization. The challenges are enormous, including global warming / cooling, peak oil and energy decline, deforestation, multiple forms of pollution (genetic, endocrine disruptors, heavy metals), desertification, vanishing topsoil , dyingand rising oceans, species extinction, and diminishing clean water supplies. The
basic behavior mode of the world
system is exponential growth
of population and capital followed
by collapse. If
all the humans on the earth now
were able to see the whole picture
at the same time and take action,
the situation could be handled
over the whole earth even now.
But, until this occurs, we will
be moving foward and we can be
the people who have the ability
to demonstrate to others how to
survive.
Our job is to help you do just that. "Permanent agriculture" or "permanent culture," a term coined by Australians David Holmgren and Bill Mollison in the 1970s, describes a design system for creating human settlements that function in harmony with nature. Incorporating traditional knowledge, modern science, and the ecological patterns of the living world, permaculture design is applicable to farms, gardens, organizations, housing developments, towns and villages, or city neighborhoods. Since 1978, more than 12 thousand individuals on all continents have learned, through ongoing Permaculture Design Course trainings, the principles of energy flow and materials cycling, and the appropriate technologies of self-reliant living: gardening, shelter, water and waste management, aquaculture, forestry, and how to organize supportive local economies.
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