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 PERMACULTURE:
A QUIET REVOLUTION DVD (27 min),
2008, $20
This new documentary by Vanessa Schultz features leading permaculturists including the WATER Institute's Brock Dolman . The documentary of IPC8 is now available on DVD! PERMACULTURE: A QUIET REVOLUTION (27 min). As corporate media fails to provide accurate news of the world's dire environmental predicament, the Earth sends a clear message in the form of record-breaking natural disasters, famine and epidemics. People are mobilizing for what lies ahead. In May 2007, the 8th International Permaculture Convergence (IPC8) was held in Brazil, bringing together visionary activists from 43 countries in the common goal of preparing for, and mitigating, our looming global crisis. Their strategy: Self-reliance and sustainability through permaculture. This timely documentary offers practical steps on how to 'permaculturize' our lives. It invites viewers into a permaculture community that spans the globe. Most importantly, it gives the critical inspiration needed to turn our backs on that which is failing us, and to create a sustainable future of our own making. |
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Natural Controls for Noxious WeedsWritten & directed by Lauren Swain, produced by Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute, 33 minutes, 2002, $15, DVD
This video describes the noxious weed problem and explains the benefits of using non-chemical control methods. Several successful Biocontrol, manual control, and land reclamation programs are presented. The problem of invasive ornamentals is explored, and the political aspect of herbicide reduction is discussed. |
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Cities should be a
solution not a problem for human beings.
The city of Curitiba has demonstrated
for the past 40 years how to transform
problems into cost-effective solutions
that can be applied in most cities
around the world. Includes exclusive
interviews from world renowned Curitiba’s
mayors Jaime Lerner and Cassio Tanigushi,
as well as other brilliant minds who
made Curitiba a world class model. |
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The need to bring agriculture into Havana began with the fall of the Soviet Union and the loss of more than 50 percent of Cuba's oil imports, much of its food and 85 percent of its trade economy. Transportation halted, people went hungry and the average Cuban lost 30 pounds. Due to the continuing US embargo, but also because of the loss of a foreign market, Cuba couldn't obtain enough imported food. Furthermore, without a substitute for fossil-fuel based large-scale farming, agricultural production dropped drastically. So Cubans started to grow local organic produce out of necessity, developed bio-pesticides and bio-fertilizers as petrochemical substitutes, and incorporated more fruits and vegetables into their diets. Since they couldn't fuel their aging cars, they walked, biked, rode buses, and carpooled. The goals of this film are to give hope to the developed world as it wakes up to the consequences of being hooked on oil, and to lift American's prejudice of Cuba by showing the Cuban people as they are. The filmmakers do this by having the people tell their story on film. It's a story of their dedication to independence and triumph over adversity, and a story of cooperation and hope. |
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Water is the foundation on which all life depends. This truth is beautifully self-evident in Sepp & Veronika Holzer's newest video. 70 + ponds have transformed this 46 hectare farm into a water paradise with abundant fish for market and table, pure drinking water, water-power electricity, climate-moderation, steady profits, and much more. Visually powerful and convincing, with English narration. |
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Austrian farmers Sepp and Veronika Holzer show how they have turned 110 acres of steep alpine slopes into a Garden of Eden with cherries, figs, and lemons at 3000 feet! A convincing demonstration of permaculture, beautifully filmed with English narration. A well-realized 40 year old system. |
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CD with 28 magazine articles, conference papers, public lectures, book reviews and other works by David Holmgren provide a deeper insight into the thinking behind the permaculture concept and its many applications. |
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In 4 half-hour segments, Bill travels the globe viewing Permaculture application in the tropics, arid deserts, cool temperate climates, and cities. Acclaimed by millions! Excellent for introducing Permaculture to the media-opiated masses. Buy a copy for yourself and another for your local public library!! |
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Synergistic Garden30 min., VHS, 1995, $20 French Pc Teacher Emilia Hazelip shows in detail her method of organic no-till gardening without fertilizers. Carefully explains the basis of true soil health. Available in English, French, or Spanish, VHS or DVD.
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Cartoon cutaways and bizarre sound effects seem no stranger than Bill loping through Aussie suburban sleaze, guerilla planting hazelnuts. A campy period piece, this film tells the permaculture story with verve and imagination. |
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Food Forests are multi-layered food gardens composed primarily of trees, shrubs, & other perennials that are designed to imitate wild forests while producing an abundance of food. This CD addresses the design & maintenance of food forests west of the Cascades & Sierras, with special emphasis on the food plants that can be grown here. Book includes:
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by Dr. Bill Roley, 30 min.,1999, $22 VHS Dr. Bill Roley, founder of the Permaculture Institute of Southern California, leads us across two urban landscapes, designed for creating sustainable human environments, while sharing low-cost strategies of how to turn a vacant lot into an edible jungle. The video shows how Permaculture can be applied in an urban setting, from planting fruit trees along a street corridor to channeling rainwater onto perennials instead of into a storm drain. |
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