Pursuing Permaculture writes… “Chapter 1: Introduction to Permaculture by Jesse Lemieux This is the first in a series of fourteen introductory articles about permaculture — one for each chapter of Bill Mollison’s “Permaculture: A Designers’ Manual.” Through this series I will connect theory with practice, and share practical examples of permaculture in action. Chapter One: [...]
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Introduction to Permaculture by Jesse Lemieux
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Bill Mollison, Design, Permaculture, Research, Teacher on January 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Permaculture Principles Teaching Kit
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Book, David Holmgren, Teacher on April 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
permacultureprinciples writes… “The long awaited 2nd edition of the Teaching Kit is now available. The new kit includes an updated 28 page booklet, an extended principles DVD along with the teaching cards and fridge magnet sets. The Teachers’ DVD is packed additional presentations, articles and graphical resources relevant to understanding and teaching permaculture ethics and principles. [...]
Bill Mollison’s 1981 Permaculture Lecture Notes: New Edition
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Bill Mollison, Book, Permaculture, Research, Teacher on March 7, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Thomas Fischbacher from permaculture.org.au writes… “…A re-edited version of this material, both in the form of HTML web pages as well as a PDF (using LaTeX-based typesetting which, hopefully, should be more homogeneous and easier to read than the original) is now available…” Read more [permaculture.org.au]
Permaculture principles
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Permaculture, Teacher on January 13, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
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On becoming a permaculture teacher
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Permaculture, Teacher on October 12, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Output Specification This output is about my process of becoming a permaculture teacher. I am writing it in order to analyze this process, evaluate my progress, and give some insight for others who would like to become permaculture teachers. If you take a look at my new and improved mind map of my projects in [...]
Permaculture: An Approach to Sustainable Living Free Online Course
Posted in Permaculture, Research, tagged Permaculture, Research, Teacher on September 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Introduction Do you want to live in a more sustainable way? Are you looking for a comprehensive ethical system you can use to live more sustainably? Do you want to learn some practical strategies and techniques you can use now in your daily life? Have you heard the term permaculture and want to learn more [...]
Gardens for Learning – Creating and Sustaining Your School Garden
Posted in Design, Garden, Permaculture, tagged Education, Garden, Permaculture, Teacher on August 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The California School Gardens Network has published a wonderful resource on school gardens. It covers curriculum, planning, design, maintenance, volunteers and loads more. Download PDF Chapters of Gardens for Learning: Cover and Introduction – Table of Contents, About CSGN, Foreward (pages 1-5) Chapter 1 – Introduction to School Gardens (pages 6-12) Chapter 2 – Planning Your [...]
Permaculture Slideshows
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Permaculture, Teacher, Tools on July 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here is a group of slideshows using the keyword Permaculture. You may find something of interest here. Slideshows
A Permaculture Primer
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Permaculture, Teacher on July 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Why this Primer? “In July of 1995 we took a Permaculture course sponsored by the Institute of Bioregional Studies at the Ovens’ Natural Park in Nova Scotia. The two week event was choreographed and informed by Michael Pilarski and Garry Lean, our primary instructors. The learning experience spilled over into all hours of the day [...]
Wake Up, Freak Out – then Get a Grip
Posted in Permaculture, tagged Permaculture, Teacher, Websites on July 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A short animated film about the feedback loops likely to lead to catastrophic climate change, by Leo Murray.* Wake Up, Freak Out – then Get a Grip from Leo Murray. Thanks RT@greeningofgavin @random_planter * Some animated violence


