Introduction to permaculture 3
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The document discusses permaculture design, emphasizing its application across various sectors such as commerce, education, and community. It highlights four core components necessary for a complete site: water, earth, landscape, and plants, as well as social and design aspects that foster harmonious connections and integration. Key principles include efficient resource use, planning for accountability, and promoting biodiversity and diverse functions.
Introduction to permaculture 3
- 3. In commerce
- 6. In Education
- 7. In Medicine
- 8. In Art
- 9. In Community
- 10. In our attitudes
- 11. In People
- 12. In Design
- 13. Permaculture Design 4 Core components of a complete Site: Water, Earth, L andscape, Clim ate, Plants Social: The Energy: Legal Design: Technologies, Aids, People, cult harmonious Connections, S ure, Trade, & integration of tructures, Sour Finance landscape ces and people Abstract: Timing, Data, Ethics
- 14. “Without a plan, there is no commitment, hence no accountability.” Henri Fayol
- 22. PermaculturePrinciples Using Energy Small Biological Cycling Scale Resources Intensive Energy Accelerating Efficient Succession Planning Multiple Diversity Elements Multiple Edge functions Awareness Relative Design Attitudinal Location Principles principles