The Blue Mountains Permaculture Institute will be running a Permaculture Design Course in Bathurst, NSW on Friday evenings and Saturdays, weekly from Friday 10 August to Saturday 29 September, 2018. Permaculture is a regenerative systems design strategy for building environmental, social and economic resilience to create a better future for everyone. This is a great opportunity …
The Blue Mountains Permaculture Institute will be running a Permaculture Design Course on Friday evenings and Saturdays, weekly from Friday 2 February to Saturday 24 March. Permaculture is a regenerative systems design strategy for building environmental, social and economic resilience and to create a better future for everyone. This is a great opportunity for those who …
Category: Bioregionalism, Community Development, Course, Education, Food Forest, Permaculture Design Course, Slideshow Tags: climate change, Community, Course, food forest, PDC, permaculture, Permaculture Education, Rosemary Morrow, water design
In 2016, Rowe Morrow was invited to teach a permaculture course to students from Bhutan, Ladakh, Taiwan, and the Tibetan High School at the Dehradun monastery in India. Find out what she learnt in her report: “Melting glaciers, sheer slopes, flash floods and permaculture.”
Category: Community Development, Course, Education, Himalayas, India, Slideshow, Teacher training Tags: Bhutan, Dehradun, flash floods, Himalayas, Ladakh, melting glaciers, PDC, permaculture, permaculture challenges, Taiwan, Tibetan monastery
Join Rowe Morrow and Lis Bastian for an intensive Permaculture Teacher Training Course in the World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains.
From Australian Geographic 2008:The 140-m high Gordon Dam in Tasmania (Photo: Matthew Newton) The Federal Agriculture Minister recently released a green paper on agricultural competitiveness which listed 27 dams and irrigation projects across the country that could warrant possible Commonwealth involvement.
When the Old becomes New: An 800 year old Food Forest. Rosemary Morrow’s Case Study of her work in Tenganan, Eastern Bali. This project demonstrates the importance for permaculturists to apply themselves thoroughly to the history and conditions preceding the project design and implementation. This project had a surprising outcome. The article is somewhat of …
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PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE: 10 AUGUST – 29 SEPTEMBER, 2018
Posted: 06/06/2018 by lisbastian
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The Blue Mountains Permaculture Institute will be running a Permaculture Design Course in Bathurst, NSW on Friday evenings and Saturdays, weekly from Friday 10 August to Saturday 29 September, 2018. Permaculture is a regenerative systems design strategy for building environmental, social and economic resilience to create a better future for everyone. This is a great opportunity …
Category: Bathurst, Course, Education, Permaculture Design Course, Slideshow Tags: Bathurst, Lis Bastian, permaculture, regenerative agriculture, Rowe Morrow, systems design
PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE: 2 FEBRUARY – 24 MARCH, 2018
Posted: 23/12/2017 by lisbastian
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The Blue Mountains Permaculture Institute will be running a Permaculture Design Course on Friday evenings and Saturdays, weekly from Friday 2 February to Saturday 24 March. Permaculture is a regenerative systems design strategy for building environmental, social and economic resilience and to create a better future for everyone. This is a great opportunity for those who …
Category: Bioregionalism, Community Development, Course, Education, Food Forest, Permaculture Design Course, Slideshow Tags: climate change, Community, Course, food forest, PDC, permaculture, Permaculture Education, Rosemary Morrow, water design
A PDC for people living on the top of the world
Posted: 01/08/2017 by lisbastian
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In 2016, Rowe Morrow was invited to teach a permaculture course to students from Bhutan, Ladakh, Taiwan, and the Tibetan High School at the Dehradun monastery in India. Find out what she learnt in her report: “Melting glaciers, sheer slopes, flash floods and permaculture.”
Category: Community Development, Course, Education, Himalayas, India, Slideshow, Teacher training Tags: Bhutan, Dehradun, flash floods, Himalayas, Ladakh, melting glaciers, PDC, permaculture, permaculture challenges, Taiwan, Tibetan monastery
Permaculture Teacher Training: Blue Mountains, 20-26 January 2017
Posted: 03/12/2016 by lisbastian
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Join Rowe Morrow and Lis Bastian for an intensive Permaculture Teacher Training Course in the World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains.
Category: Books, Course, Education, Slideshow, Teacher training, Teaching Tags: permaculture, Permaculture Education, permaculture teacher training, Permaculture teaching, Permaculture Teaching Matters
A water design for every farm
Posted: 26/10/2014 by lisbastian
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From Australian Geographic 2008:The 140-m high Gordon Dam in Tasmania (Photo: Matthew Newton) The Federal Agriculture Minister recently released a green paper on agricultural competitiveness which listed 27 dams and irrigation projects across the country that could warrant possible Commonwealth involvement.
Category: Water Tags: Agricultural Competitiveness Green Paper, Dams, land restoration, permaculture, water design
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Posted: 06/07/2014 by lisbastian
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When the Old becomes New: An 800 year old Food Forest. Rosemary Morrow’s Case Study of her work in Tenganan, Eastern Bali. This project demonstrates the importance for permaculturists to apply themselves thoroughly to the history and conditions preceding the project design and implementation. This project had a surprising outcome. The article is somewhat of …
Category: Food Forest, Tenganan Tags: food forest, permaculture, Tenganan