Writings
Permaculture landcare recomendations to a mainstream government funded Landcare Group – July 2001
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Since its publication, David Holmgren’s essay “Crash on Demand” has generated a heated debate among the sustainability communities around the world. We try to keep up with the discussion in the cyber world as much as possible (but if we missed any other articles and blogposts, please let us know).
In the final plenary of APC10, David Holmgren drew on lessons from over three decades of permaculture thinking and activism to distill pointers for using ethics and design principles to surf the energy descent future (without being dumped by king waves).
Changing our habits for self-reliance and resilience requires us to skill up, get in touch with our sources of sustenance and help the next generation find what they need to survive and thrive in challenging futures.
Permaculture is different everywhere, it’s only really the ethics of care of the earth, care of people, and fair share and the design principles which are the universal parts of permaculture.
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Principles
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