This makes AT virtually identical in intent with other holistic approaches such as permaculture and ecological design. |
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The remaining open space on the site will be planted with vegetables, herbs and useful trees using permaculture techniques. |
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There are permaculture institutes, co-housing communities, recycled tyre and straw bale building, community gardens, and poetry readings. |
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Whole Earth has been printing articles and reviewing books on permaculture for more than twenty years. |
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Robin also believes that permaculture can be used to help with problems in traditional farming. |
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She also co-teaches intensive seminars that combine permaculture design, political organising and activism, and earth-based spirituality. |
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A permaculture teacher and environmental horticulture consultant, he is also an avid seed saver. |
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But memories of vibrant villagers and the benefits of my practice with permaculture will persist long after my hands have healed. |
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I thought permaculture was about creating synergy between plants so that you develop a little benign ecosystem in your backyard. |
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Last March members organised the first two-week permaculture course for sixteen intending residents and the general public. |
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In truth, permaculture has had only a marginal impact on mainstream society and on the lives of many of its followers. |
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A permaculture project has been started and the brightly painted pub and dining area also serves as a community hall. |
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The project trains volunteers in permaculture gardening, and the clinic garden is thriving. |
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There's a little greenhouse, there's a permaculture area for planting, there's a space for a compost heap. |
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To achieve their goals, proponents typically rely on permaculture design in planning the sites, looking to nature as a model. |
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If organic gardening, solar power, agroforestry, and other disciplines can be thought of as tools, then permaculture is a toolbox in which they can be organized for best use. |
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The principle of permaculture is designed for application just about anywhere, from urban kitchen gardens to swampland or tropical rainforests. |
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With intensive intercropping on mixed permaculture farms, yields can be higher still. |
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Able to drink on their own, your plants will be free to feed as they please and will sing your praises as a master of permaculture. |
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For those of you familiar with permaculture, it's a version of a mendella garden. |
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Children of permaculture farmers learnt about home gardens during school vacations and assisted in taking care of the gardens. |
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To provide food security for small farmers through the implementation of agro-forestry systems and permaculture techniques. |
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Systems of erosion control, terracing, and use of tree planting to restore the water table such as permaculture, have had dramatic results. |
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Data from organic farming, appropriate technology, agroforestry, soil science, aquaculture, and a dozen other disciplines all support the techniques organized by permaculture. |
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In the school's garden are giant tufts of spinach, green peppers and cabbages planted according to eco-friendly and sustainable permaculture principles. |
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With permaculture you can turn any available area into a great food producing area or just grow herbs or flowers or perhaps a mixture of all three. |
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But we also do agriculture and organic farming, we teach permaculture. |
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The Rooftop Garden Project is a combination of hydroponic cultivation, permaculture, organic agriculture and collective gardening. It has inspired numerous initiatives in Québec, Canada and elsewhere in the world. |
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They learned about the bad effects of using chemical fertilizers and started making compost for their rice fields and using it for permaculture gardening. |
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Havana, Cuba: In Januray 2004 Ismael Hautecoeur, a Project Officer at Alternatives, travelled to Havana to learn about organoponics and permaculture techniques. |
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Together we launched a project called Earthcare which runs health and nutrition workshops and demonstrates trench gardening, recycling, permaculture and other techniques. |
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Since then, Sunrise has shifted towards more advanced forms of sustainability, based on the idea of transition towns and permaculture, whereby a festival community can exist solely off the natural resources around it. |
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Tierra Soul has its own bee sanctuary and spa, and also offers sustainability and permaculture workshops, nutritional therapy, art and healing – all very Portland. |
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Today, we're meeting in the Hard Rock Café in Manchester's Printworks, so he can show me his permaculture garden, bees and chickens on the roof of the building. |
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His heroes were Lawrence Hills, pioneer of organic growing and, later, Bill Mollison, the Australian who in the Eighties developed the idea of permaculture, a philosophy built around a sustainable way of life. |
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Proponents of permaculture claim that it is the only way of farming that can be maintained when fossil fuel runs out. |
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The first English translation of the French masterpiece by Alain Saury about living wild in the world and creating a permaculture. |
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The permaculture project run by the foundation aims at managing the countryside in a way that harmoniously integrates people, animals, plants and the land. |
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As a certified permaculture designer, Fry has a passion for deliberate ecological design, which integrates human needs with natural systems and cycles. |
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Do you know where this photo originated from, the Permaculture Handbook perhaps? |
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