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Perma101 (2)
This document outlines the principles of permaculture design. It lists 12 design principles with short sayings or quotes accompanying each one. The principles are: observe and interact, catch and store energy, obtain a yield, apply self-regulation and accept feedback, use and value renewable resources, produce no waste, design from patterns to details, integrate rather than segregate, use small and slow solutions, use and value diversity, use edges and value the marginal, and creatively use and respond to change. The document also provides additional resources on permaculture.
Perma101 (2)
- 1. Permaculture 101 Design Principles Principlesand Pathways Beyond Sustainability Deborah S. Hart-Serafini Permaculture and Primal Lifestyle designer permapaleo.info
- 2. Beauty is inthe eye of the beholder Observe and Interact ﺍﻡﻩ ﻉﻱﻥ ﻑﻯ ﺍﻝﻕﺭﺩ ﻍﺯﺍﻝ
- 3. Catch and StoreEnergy Make hay while the sun shines permacultureegypt.org permacultureegypt.org permacultureegypt.org
- 4. Obtain a yield Youcan't work on an empty stomach
- 5. Courtesy GoGreen Markets 1/3 obtaina yield for the tribe Courtesy GoGreen Markets permacultureegypt.com Apply self-regulation and Accept feedback Apply self-regulation and Accept feedback The sins of the fathers are visited upon the sons to the 7th generation 1/3 system 1/3 into sharing
- 6. Use and Value RenewableResources Let Nature take its course
- 7. Produce No Waste Astitch in time, saves nine Waste not, want not Children's Garden, Nasr City
- 8. Design from Patternsto Details Can't see the forest for the trees
- 9. Integrate, rather thanSegregate Many hands make light work permacultureegypt.com
- 10. Use Small andSlow Solutions The bigger they are, the harder they fall Slow and steady wins the race http://610kirby-permaculture.org/
- 11. Use and ValueDiversity Don't put all your eggs in one basket http://rouqayahsranch.com/
- 12. Use Edges andValue the Marginal Don't think you are on the right track because you are on a well- beaten path
- 13. Creatively Use and Respondto Change Vision is not seeing things as they are but as they will be
- 14. For more info.. Comingsoon: permapaleo.info http://www.permaculturevoices.com/blog-2/podcast-2/ http://mediasite.online.ncsu.edu/online/Catalog/Full/f5a893e74b7c4b7 980fd52dcd1ced71521 Introduction to Permaculture Bill Mollison Permaculture Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability https://www.facebook.com/groups/permapaleoegypt Gaia's Garden Toby Hemenway