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(4), Introduction to Permaculture
by Bill Mollison
with Reny Mia Slay
Second edition 1991
Language: English
ISBN 0 908 228 08 2
Written to introduce readers to Permaculture concepts and design strategies. Abundantly illustrated with detailed diagrams and line drawings throughout. Includes a listing of useful Permaculture plants with descriptions and uses, and a further species list in useful categories. The book is set out as a step-by-step introduction to Permaculture with detailed instructions. Using simple language it describes the range of Permaculture for general consumption. Very little content of Mollison's other books are found within Introduction to Permaculture.
Features:
- energy efficient site analysis
- planning and design methods
- house placement
- design for temperate, dry-land and tropical regions
- urban Permaculture garden layouts
- land access and community funding systems
- chicken and pig forage systems
- orchards and home wood lots
- how to influence micro-climate
- and a large section on selected plant species with climatic tolerances, heights and uses
About the Author:
Founder and director of the Permaculture Institute, Bill was the most experienced Permaculture teacher and designer. He taught and developed projects from the Arctic through Sub-tropics and Equatorial regions of the planet. There are few countries left in the world where he has not personally planted the seeds of Permaculture. The Peoples of the Pacific, South East Asia, South Africa and seven Amazonian language groups have been inspired by and acted on his teachings, embracing Permaculture as a dynamic tool. He gave courses in the drylands and developed projects with Native Americans, Indigenous Australians, tribal women of the Deccan, Kalahari, San groups and Pima people of the Sonora. In the USA, Europe and Scandinavia, Bill lectured and helped to develop ecological designs for urban and rural properties, including many city-farms and CSA’s (Community Supported Agriculture).
Bill Mollison had been vitally concerned with the environment for over 40 years. His many roles included: scientist, naturalist and University professor. Later he became a vigorous campaigner against environmental exploitation which lead him to develop Permaculture as a positive solution.
Bill had devoted his energies towards designing sustainable systems, writing books and articles on Permaculture, and most importantly teaching.
by Bill Mollison
with Reny Mia Slay
Second edition 1991
Language: English
ISBN 0 908 228 08 2
Written to introduce readers to Permaculture concepts and design strategies. Abundantly illustrated with detailed diagrams and line drawings throughout. Includes a listing of useful Permaculture plants with descriptions and uses, and a further species list in useful categories. The book is set out as a step-by-step introduction to Permaculture with detailed instructions. Using simple language it describes the range of Permaculture for general consumption. Very little content of Mollison's other books are found within Introduction to Permaculture.
Features:
- energy efficient site analysis
- planning and design methods
- house placement
- design for temperate, dry-land and tropical regions
- urban Permaculture garden layouts
- land access and community funding systems
- chicken and pig forage systems
- orchards and home wood lots
- how to influence micro-climate
- and a large section on selected plant species with climatic tolerances, heights and uses
About the Author:
Founder and director of the Permaculture Institute, Bill was the most experienced Permaculture teacher and designer. He taught and developed projects from the Arctic through Sub-tropics and Equatorial regions of the planet. There are few countries left in the world where he has not personally planted the seeds of Permaculture. The Peoples of the Pacific, South East Asia, South Africa and seven Amazonian language groups have been inspired by and acted on his teachings, embracing Permaculture as a dynamic tool. He gave courses in the drylands and developed projects with Native Americans, Indigenous Australians, tribal women of the Deccan, Kalahari, San groups and Pima people of the Sonora. In the USA, Europe and Scandinavia, Bill lectured and helped to develop ecological designs for urban and rural properties, including many city-farms and CSA’s (Community Supported Agriculture).
Bill Mollison had been vitally concerned with the environment for over 40 years. His many roles included: scientist, naturalist and University professor. Later he became a vigorous campaigner against environmental exploitation which lead him to develop Permaculture as a positive solution.
Bill had devoted his energies towards designing sustainable systems, writing books and articles on Permaculture, and most importantly teaching.
