Permaculture: Designs for a Thriving World
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Permaculture is a design system that creates sustainable human environments by mimicking natural patterns and relationships. It focuses on observing ecosystems and replicating the connections between different elements like plants, animals, water and infrastructure. The goal is to design resilient systems that produce more than they consume and benefit all their parts.
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O documento discute a história da permacultura e suas bases, incluindo: (1) A permacultura surgiu como uma alternativa sustentável à agricultura convencional, buscando imitar os ecossistemas naturais; (2) Ela foi desenvolvida por Bill Mollison e David Holmgren na Austrália na década de 1970; (3) A permacultura envolve o design consciente de sistemas agrícolas diversificados, estáveis e resilientes para prover alimentos e outros recursos de forma sustentável.
Eticas e principios
O documento fornece uma introdução à permacultura, definindo seus princípios centrais como o design de sistemas agrícolas sustentáveis inspirados na natureza. Explica conceitos como observação, localização relativa, múltiplas funções, ciclos de energia e uso de recursos biológicos. O objetivo é imitar a diversidade e estabilidade dos ecossistemas naturais para suprir as necessidades humanas de forma renovável.
Principios da Permacultura
O documento resume a história da permacultura e seus princípios centrais. Ele descreve como a permacultura foi desenvolvida por Bill Mollison e David Holmgren na Austrália nas décadas de 1960 e 1970 e como se inspirou nos padrões e processos naturais. O texto também lista os 12 princípios da permacultura, como observar e interagir, captar e armazenar energia, obter rendimento, praticar auto-regulação, usar recursos renováveis, não produzir resíduos e integrar em vez de
Permacultura completo
A permacultura é um método de design ecológico criado na Austrália na década de 1970 para tornar os sistemas humanos sustentáveis. Ele utiliza princípios ecológicos para projetar comunidades sustentáveis que protejam o meio ambiente e atendam às necessidades humanas atuais e futuras. A permacultura promove técnicas como hortas, telhados verdes, energia solar, compostagem e agricultura familiar para reutilizar recursos de forma cíclica.
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- 7. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yard Rehabilitation in a Day, Pomona, CA courtesy of Scott Kleinrock
- 18. Maximum Edge!
- 19. Slow the Flow Catch, store, and use everything before it has degraded to its lowest energetic state Create as complex a path as possible from source to sink Store water high on the landscape Introduction to Permaculture Bill Mollison & Reny Mia Slay
- 26. Food Tea/ Medicine/ Insectary Food/Medicine/ Insectary courtesy of Connor Stedman Ground Cover/ Nitrogen Fixer Polyculture Design
- 27. Food/ Aromatic Pest Confuser Ground Cover/ Medicine/ Fertilizer/ Insectary/ Beneficial Habitat Food courtesy of Connor Stedman Food/Insectary Food/ Medicine/ Insectary Polyculture Design
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- 29. Plants in the Landscape Companion Planting Keyhole Garden Intercropping Herb Spiral
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