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BILL MOLLISON by Merian Ellis
“It wasn’t until the 1950s that I noticed that large parts of the system were disappearing. First fish stocks became extinct. Then the seaweed around the shorelines went. Large patches of forest began to die.I hadn’t realised until those things had gone that I’d become very fond of them; that I was [...]

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Pamphlet III in the Permaculture Design Course Series
PUBLISHED BY YANKEE PERMACULTURE
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The Right Livelihood Award honours and supports those offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today.
In many countries, the Award is often referred to as the ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’.
“I grew up in a small village in Tasmania. I was born in 1928, but my village might have existed in the [...]

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David Holmgren’s Principles for Permaculture Design
Bill Mollison Principles of Permaculture Design

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“In this episode of the Agroinnovations Podcast, we speak with founder of permaculture Bill Mollison. Bill tells us how permaculture came about, how to conserve water and soil, and a number of other things straight from the mind of this visionary pioneer.”
Artist/Composer: Agricultural Innovations Inc.
Keywords: permaculture; Bill Mollison; sustainability; agriculture; water; soil
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Sixth International Permaculture Conference & Convergence
Perth & Bridgetown, Western Australia
Chapter One – Keynote Presentations

What Is Permaculture?
Bill Mollison (Australia)
Integrating Food Security And Traditional Knowledge: Permaculture Approaches For Poverty Alleviation In South Africa
Tshepo Khumbane (South Africa)
The Global Movement Towards Eco-villages
Max O. Lindegger (Australia)
Permaculture’s Role In Sustaining Civilization
Allan Savory (USA)
Why Integrated Permaculture For The Wet Tropics?
Professor George Chan [...]

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