From treehugger.com
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Permaculture
How should we be producing food and using land? Can we create sustainable habitats? Can the principles of permaculture be put to practical use?
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From backyard permaculture in Oregon to exploring upbeat perspectives on Peak Oil with Bart Anderson, Peak Moment TV never fails to provide informative, entertaining and inspiring video of people taking action to fight climate change and prepare for peak oil. Their latest offering is no exception, visiting Tomten Farm in Colorado, and exploring how they manage to grow crops at 9000 feet. ...Read the full story on...
- Central Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute (del.icio.us)
- Permaculture & the future of food (jackzen.com)
- Awesome Tour of a Permaculture Allotment (treehugger.com)
Quail Springs is a permaculture and sustainability demonstration and education farm.
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From del.icio.us
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Eco Factor: Permaculture garden thrives on harvested rainwater.
Researcher Geoff Lawton of the Permaculture Research Institute has created a miracle by converting a desert into a lush green area, which grows food trees and mushrooms in the salty..
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From ecofriend.org
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LOCAL FOOD: How To Make It Happen In Your Community. Tamzin Pinkerton & Rob Hopkins. Green Books, 2009. 220 x 220mm, 216pp. £12.95
As the twin issues of Peak Oil and Climate Change become more widely discussed, more people become interested in prom-oting local food as one of the steps towards self-reliance. But how [...]
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From transitionculture.org
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Natural Resources Conservation Service and San Mateo Resources Conservation District partner with Peninsula Permaculture to present a conservation grazing technical workshop about carbon sequestration and conservation ranching, Friday, October 30 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Toto Ranch in...
From pacificariptide.com
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- Permaculture and conservation workshop @ Toto Ranch, October 30 (search.live.com)
