The 7 Maximum Essential Issues About Permaculture
In this video I talk about the 7 things you need to know about permaculture. You can follow along with the talk by downloading our FREE blog book which has a copy of the article (http://bit.ly/2Dqjg5G ). The 7 most important things about permaculture are:
1) Permaculture is a design system that uses ecosystem principles to meet human needs.
2) Permaculture regards humans as part of the solution.
3) Permaculture is a way to reframe the world in a positive light.
4) Permaculture is a metric to define sustainability.
5) Permaculture is a systems approach to design.
6) Permaculture is a set of solutions.
7) Permaculture is a bunch of disciplines rolled into one.
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In less than 10 years, Rob & Michelle Avis left Calgary’s oil fields and retooled his engineering career to help clients and students design integrated systems for shelter, energy, water, waste and food, all while supporting local economy and regenerating the land. He’s now leading the next wave of permaculture education, teaching career-changing professionals to become eco-entrepreneurs with successful regenerative businesses. Learn more and connect with Rob & Michelle at https://vergepermaculture.ca/
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