The foundation of permaculture is based on three core ethics: - Earth care: protecting soil, water, and nature - People care: supporting human basic needs - Fair share: sharing resources and ...

While the large conventional agriculture model does not always support the local communities they occupy, Treehouse Permaculture makes a special effort to build community.

Taking steps to both enjoy the creature comforts we know and still sustain our environment is the driving force behind the ...

Permaculture gardening is the only way I garden. It’s about building a healthy, sustainable micro-ecosystem. Permaculture is a form of regenerative agriculture that works in harmony with nature ...

As a practice, Permaculture operates by 3 principles, which are 1) Care for the earth, 2) care for its people, and 3) take your fair share and give others a fair share. Permaculture is not an offbeat ...

Social permaculture is a concept by which communities look to natural environments to model co-existence and co-creation. Patrick Whitefield calls permaculture, ‘the art of designing beneficial ...

The three core ethics of permaculture—people care, planet care, fair share—can help us know how to respond in times of crisis.

Garden to Table: The required texts for permaculture are complex but its core principles are simple. For millenia, scholars have taught that not respecting nature would mean humanity’s downfall.

Start your permaculture home design with a deep dive into defining what home means for you—and how it can support you in living more sustainably.

For readers eager to dig in, I recommend Earth User’s Guide to Permaculture by Rosemary Morrow (first published in 1993, with updated editions available). ... Permaculture’s core principles remain ...