An introduction to permaculture design principles featuring a stunning, abundant food forest designed by Erik Ohlsen of Permaculture Artisans permacultureartisans.com. Erik teaches with Earth Activist Training earthactivisttraining.org. Video by Starhawk
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BUY THIS FILM AT www.ecofilm.de! FILM MADE BY MALCOLM ST.JULIAN BOWN - CRYSTAL LAKE VIDEO. It is part of the DVD "Sepp Holzer´s Permaculture" which you can purchase there. This is a clip from the film "Farming With Nature" about permaculture farmer Sepp Holzer. We went to film Sepp Holzer for about 2,5 years. He created an edible landscape on 1500 m above sea level. Between the pinetree monocultures of Austria he built the biggest functioning permaculture landscape of Europe. You can see all films about Sepp Holzer on a DVD called "Sepp Holzer´s Permaculture" published by the filmmakers, Malcolm St.Julian Bown and Heidi Snel. Find the DVD at www.ecofilm.de
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Donate to UMass Permaculture! umass.edu UMass Amherst transformed a 1/4 grass lawn on campus into a thriving, abundant, permaculture garden during the 2010-2011 academic year. Learn how this student-led project can be easily replicated and spread to other campuses, institutions... any piece of land for that matter. UMass Amherst is one of the first university's undertaking a project like this, directly on campus, and supplying the food to its dining commons.
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The Food Forest is being developed by Annemarie and Graham Brookman and their children Tom and Nikki, to demonstrate how an ordinary family, with a typical Australian income can grow its own food and create a productive and diverse landscape. For More Information please visit; www.foodforest.com.au
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Permaculture expert Penny Livingston-Stark shows how natural systems can teach us better design practices. Learning to work with the earth not only creates a healthier environment, it also nourishes the people who live in it.
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Hemenway is a frequent teacher, consultant and lecturer on permaculture and ecological design throughout the US and other countries. His writing has appeared in magazines such as Natural Home, Whole Earth Review and American Gardener. He is an adjunct professor in the School of Graduate Education at Portland State University, a Scholar-in-Residence at Pacific University, and a biologist consultant for the Biomimicry Guild.
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This video focuses on phases II and III of the project: -Winter 2011 - A campus-wide garden design workshop -Spring - Early Summer 2011 - Initial Planting. Backstory: In October, 2010 UMass Amherst transformed a 1/4 grass lawn on campus into a diverse, low-maintenance, edible, educational, and model permaculture garden that is also easily replicable. Learn how this student-led project can be easily replicated and spread to other campuses, institutions... any piece of land for that matter. UMass Amherst is one of the first university's undertaking a project like this, directly on campus, and supplying the food to its dining commons. Please considering donating to UMass Permaculture! umass.edu This video was produced by Grant Guiliano - www.Guiliano.org
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Featuring: Kevin Bayuk Sasha Tyshler Rachel Bigby Ashley Wolf David Glober Film By: Hannah Alvarez Ren Dodge Megan Lehn Emma Uribe Alex Wink Young & Fast Outta my Hair by Frankie Boots Urban Permaculture with Kevin Bayuk Thanks to : The San Francisco Urban Permaculture Guild Kevin Bayuk Kenn Burrows School of Holistic Health San Francisco State University 2009
Meet a group of punks who are helping the over-populated and sprawling Mexico City launch an ecological revolution. From them, we learn about permaculture and the importance of nature in the fight against urban decay. Produced by Creative Visions and presented by Amy Eldon.
A presentation by Professor Stuart Hill University of Western Sydney, to the Blue Mountains Permaculture community in June 2011, on permaculture and the 'inner landscape'. www.stuartbhill.com
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www.permies.com Toby Hemenway shares his perspective on native plants. He is a powerful advocate of native plants. And, at the same time, is concerned that the passions of some other native plant advocates might lead down a path that is not as good for native plants. Specifically, the planting of exclusively native plants vs. planting of an edible garden. Toby also explores the idea of "native to when?" with a focus on douglas fir trees. Relevant threads at permies www.permies.com www.permies.com www.permies.com music by Jimmy Pardo
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John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip the the18th and Rhode Island Permaculture Garden. Just a few short years ago this Garden was an empty city lot. Now this lot has been transformed into an excellent example of Permaculture (Permanent Agriculture) Garden producing food for the community. After watching this episode you will learn more about permaculture and some of the techniques that are used to maximize your harvest.
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Bill Mollison explains the need to stop running away, to face the fact that we need to take control of the financial system. www.occupy-wallstreet.com permaculture.tv "Hunger is rising, absolute hunger is rising, food's badly distributed, not distributed at all often. The waste of food, the whole deal of it....its eh, a shocking situation, it's just inhuman. It's what nobody would intend, and somehow what we've arrived at, and we arrived at it by the erection of financial structures, totally divorced from resources. So that the fiscal economy has been a runaway system. We've gotta tackle that head on. That is, what I'm trying to tell you, it's no good any longer just being an organic gardener or farmer, we have to be effective financial and political units. And we're gonna have to face that. Just as it was very hard for us to learn to garden, then hard for us to learn to collect seeds, once the multinationals took over the open-pollinated seed market; we had to become seed growers. Now its very difficult, we have to become bankers.There's no good trying to pretend we don't have to. We can run away to the bush, build a mud hut and grow ducks in the garden, it's not gonna do it. The coals will still be burnt, the land will still be eroded, and the forests will still be cleared for newsprint if we run away to the bush. So, there's no escape, we've just gotta stop running away, stay where we are and start to face up and fight." 1983 pdc bill mollison
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John from www.growingyourgreens.com goes on a field trip outside Portland, Oregon to visit one amazing Urban Permaculture Food Forest Garden. In this episode, John will share just some of the techniques and unique edible plants that are being grown in this permaculture garden. You will learn about the edible Impatiens balfourii... aka Poor Man's Orchid which explode when you touch them and so much more
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Donate to UMass Permaculture! umass.edu Ryan Harb is interviewed by local ecological designer, Tom Benjamin, of Regenerative Design Group. This video was taken for Tom's online 'Sustainable Sites' course. The Franklin DC Permaculture Garden is a prime example of a model sustainable site for the UMass Amherst campus and local communities.
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An introduction to the Permaculture area at Glastonbury Festival. The organic gardens sustain vegetable and herb patches, as well as a compost toilet. There is a focus on environmentally friendly and responsible living, using recycled materials wherever possible. Also, once the festival starts, they sell value-priced organic meals for the heartiest appetite.
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www.permies.com Alexandra King of Inspiration Farm (http in Bellinghmam, Washington talks a little about how black locust is great fodder, although sheep might like it so much it can make them sick. The sheep thought the black locust was the best tasting things in a brand new paddock. Robinia pseudoacacia. Brian Kerkvliet, also of Inspiration Farm, talks about other valuable aspects of black locust: fiber, fence posts, tool handles, nitrogen fixer, coppicing, shoots, pole construction, skids for an animal shelter, bee fodder (some of the very best honey) - a long blooming period, leafs out late, allowing the soil to warm before the tree shade kicks in, chicken food ... Brian then shows off some tool handles he made with black locust. He talks about how easy it is to peel. He also shows using the bark for a basket. he talks about using it for a scythe snath. He compares black locust to hickory. He shows off some hay rakes. When used as a handle, it is springier than other woods. If the wood is left out in the weather, it won't rot. Brian recommends black locust for rakes, shovels, hoes and many other tools. Black locust has a large root mass which makes it so it can grow very rapidly. Black locust lasts a really long time even when in direct contact with the soil. Brian shows a black locust seedling that was devoured by sheep and ... recovering. Mark Vander Meer of Wildland Conservation Services (www.vanwild.com) in Missoula, Montana, talks about the value of black locust <b>...</b>
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Solar panels are expensive things, both in terms of money and the energy needed to produce them. Do they fit into a low-impact, permaculture lifestyle? How do they measure up against other sources of renewable energy? A good discussion on the subject, filmed at the Hampshire Green Fair 2011
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Anima Mundi official trailer 2011 - Permaculture, Peak Oil, Climate Change and the Soul of the World. Permaculture - Australia's greatest intellectual export. FEATURING David Holmgren -- co-founder of Permaculture John Seed -- Deep Ecology Stephan Harding -- Gaian Ecology Vandana Shiva -- Human Rights Michael C Ruppert -- Peak Oil (as seen in the movie Collapse) Michael Reynolds -- Earthships (as seen in the movie Garbage Warrior) Noam Chomsky -- Activism Dr Mark O'Meadhra -- Integrative Medicine Dr Christine James -- Psychology Permablitz -- Permaculture DVD now available in Australia and New Zealand www.animamundimovie.com http www.facebook.com Will you survive the transition of human industrial civilization happening now due to peak oil and climate change? Can you see the forest for the trees, the earth for the dream, the universe for the seed? Anima Mundi is an innovative documentary about the planetary animal called the Earth and the human animal we deny, we deny at our own peril, yet a peril that is perfect in design. - Release date: August 2011 (Australia and New Zealand). December 2011 (World) - Produced and Directed by Peter Charles Downey - Full High Definition - Length: 77 minute - A United Natures Independent Media production Occupy Permaculture. Begin to disengage from the unsustainable capitalist system and create the parallel alternative. Build a lifeboat and get off the Titanic before the unstoppable beast sinks.
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A pond isn't just a big puddle; a pond can make anyone's life easier - in your garden, your land, your park... anywhere! by Erik Ohlsen 1. Pest Management Control pests like mosquitos, slugs, snails and other bugs that are eating up you and your garden, using no pesticides. 2. Escape A pond and waterfall can drown out noise, giving you a sense of peace and tranquility. 3. Aquaculture A pond can be your own farm. You can grow and eat the plants and fish that work to clean and filter your pond. 4. Flood Irrigation All the nutrients and minerals your plants and fish are leaving in the water can be washed off into your land, providing not only moisture needed, but fertilizing your plants, saving you organic or inorganic fertilizer costs. 5. Microclimate Do you want to grow some oranges, but you live in a cold climate? A pond absorbs heat during the day from the sun, then releases at night, so frost is less likely to occur on plants right next to the warmer water source -- the pond. This allows you to grow citrus, flowers and other plants that require shorter frost times. 6. Biomass If your pond is overgrown, that's a good thing! You'll need that as mulch. Mulching your garden with nutrient-rich will help you reach the carbon nitrogen ratio that will give you the best growth. It makes excellent compost as well. ...Permaculture Artisans Network is the place to go for fun, sane ways of redesigning your world. Come here to learn, share your ideas, and contact us if you'd like us <b>...</b>
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Warren Brush (Exec. Dir., Quail Springs Permaculture Gardens) guides us through the various interdependent sustainable living & food production systems at Quail Spring Permaculture Gardens & Sustainable Living Facilities (Maricopa, Ca.). Produced for public television by Barrett Productions, Ventura, Ca. More info www.quailsprings.org
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Lebensgarten - Garden of Life - is a community located in Lower Saxony, Germany. Built on the site of a former Nazi arms factory, the community has 62 houses. Lebensgarten has a large permaculture park, in which agriculture and human settlements are modeled after nature. Interviews with Declan Kennedy, Roland Wolf and others. Video by Dimitri Devyatkin
In this informative and entertaining short video, Taiga Marthens leads us through the ins and out of her humanure compost system at her land in Driggs, Idaho.
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Linda & Humberto share their Orlando, Florida farm and personal experience. A section from the Orlando Permaculture Documentary viewable in full at: www.permaculturetravels.com
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An experimental compost heater shows its potential to provide heat two hours per day for up to 9 weeks.
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Geoff Lawton presented at the Tenth International Permaculture Conference (IPC10 - www.ipcon.org) in Amman, Jordan, September 2011. Geoff talked about the great need for training an army of permaculture warriors who can help set up self-replicating permaculture demonstration and education sites worldwide, and shared some of our efforts to help facilitate this. For more details, please go here: permaculture.org.au
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A backyard garden started by "Ralphie" in Orlando, Florida explaining some of the principles of why permaculture is applied to our environments. A section from the orlando permaculture documentary viewed at: www.permaculturetravels.com
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www.permacultureplanet.com Bill Mollison father of Permaculture gives insight into the techniques, practices and benefits of the most important interdisciplinary earth science of our age. To find out more about Bill and his work please visit; http
Rob discusses his philosophy and main reasons for guerilla gardening, then dives into techniques, and strategy, and finally lets us watch him guerilla-plant an apple tree in the park near his home. Despite a couple of surprises, things seem to go all according to plan in the end.
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Lost Valley Education Center - lostvalley.org - This is a little ditty I wrote during my permaculture design course out in Dexter Oregon to walk through the twelve principles of permaculture design. permculture.wordpress.com - Perspectives on Permaculture; Two Dudes with Long(ish) Hair
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It's Not Just About Gardening In this video Anneke de Graaf explains fundamental principles at work in a permaculture orchard in New South Wales Australia. Obtain a Yield: Everything that exerts and consumes energy needs to produce a yield. In Nature There Is No Waste: What looks like old dead leaves to be removed to the conventional agriculture eye, is important ground cover and nutritious compost. Diversity: Diversity makes an eco system robust, flexible and resilient. Diversity in a garden means you don't need chemicals to reduce the amount of pests that you have. Anneke points out: "It's not just about gardening. It's about the way we think and view the world. We can apply these principles in every part of our lives... architecture, cities, the way we set our house -- and the way we function in everyday life." This video might contain copyrighted material. The use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. I am making such material available in my efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. I believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 USC Section 107, the material on this channel is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes <b>...</b>
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Heiko Koester is an articulate and very experienced Permaculture designer, gardener, and teacher in Eugene, OR. In this video he speaks about soil building methods on two different sites. He goes into some depth about mulching with leaves, annual cover crops, and "chop and drop" biomass production from perennials. This video is part of the online Permaculture Design Course (HORT 285) taught by Andrew Millison and Marisha Auerbach through Oregon State University's Extended Campus. Visit www.beaverstatepermaculture.com for more information.
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The Garden, a new animation series. To introduce the concept, here is a song about Permaculture. Music by David Griswold www.youtube.com Animation by Oz J Thomas www.youtube.com Uploaded onto PermaScience channel by kind permission of Oz J Thomas. To find out more about Permaculture around the world, please visit : www.permacultureplanet.com
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David Holmgren is co-originator (with Bill Mollison) of the permaculture concept and author of the recent book, PERMACULTURE: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability. He talks about the need to move beyond the lulling hope that 'green tech' breakthroughs will allow world-wide 'sustainable consumption' to the recognition that dwindling oil supplies inevitably mean a mandatory 'energy descent' for human civilization across the planet. He argues that permaculture principles provide the best guide to a peaceful societal 'powering down." www.holmgren.com.au
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Part 1 of 2 in the construction of a rocket stove cob oven. This is an attempt to replicate an oven put together by Jon and Flip in a video here on YouTube entitled "Rocket Oven.mov"... link youtu.be Additional information provided by them can be found at... www.rechoroket.com A high resolution album can also be viewed at... picasaweb.google.com
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COVOLV: A SUSTAINBLE WORLD | DOCUMENTARY SERIES Directed by Ryan Yoshimoto Produced by Gabriela Rocha Music by: Yoshimoto Music COVOLV: A SUSTAINABLE WORLD is a documentary series exploring sustainability at it's finest. Permaculture Heroes Vol 1, the first minidoc in this series, is a short introduction to permaculture, a legendary permaculturist Larry Santoyo, and an amazing model of permacuture, the Indigenous CO-OP & Community high in the Sierra Madre called Tosepan Titataniske, which means in Nauhatl, "Going Forward Together We Will Succeed".
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Part 2 of 2 in the construction of a rocket stove cob oven. This is an attempt to replicate an oven put together by Jon and Flip in a video here on YouTube entitled "Rocket Oven.mov"... link youtu.be Additional information provided by them can be found at... www.rechoroket.com A high resolution album can also be viewed at... picasaweb.google.com
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Marabou's shows his 1 year old food forest project located in Orlando, Florida and explains a few more intricate concepts of natural land management. This is a section from the orlando permaculture documentary viewable at www.permaculturetravels.com
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