Permaculture landcare recomendations to a mainstream government funded Landcare Group – July 2001
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You can read more here: The wind where the willows were.
Permaculture landcare recomendations to a mainstream government funded Landcare Group – July 2001
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You can read more here: The wind where the willows were.

COVID-19, an invisible agent that barely qualifies as a lifeform, is bringing the most powerful civilisation the world has ever seen to a grinding halt. In three months it may have led to 10 to 20 times greater reduction in greenhouse gas emissions than all the science, talk and technology have done in more than three decades. This represents a moment of opportunity, but there remain roadblocks in the way.

Available for download is David Holmgren’s report “Upper Spring Creek Restoration Project Management Plan”, written for the Daylesford Regional Landcare Group (July 2001).

My aim in this essay is to focus on the critical importance of using all our physical, emotional and intellectual resources towards maintaining connections across what could be a widening gulf of frustration and distrust within our movement, reflecting society at large. I want to explore how permaculture ethics and design principles can help us empathetically bridge that gulf without needing to censor our truth or simply avoid the issues.

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