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I discovered permaculture when I was teaching Eco-Nutrition at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition in Canada. This class outlines the importance of our environment and how our food is grown in connection to our health & well-being. Protecting and caring for our environment has been something that I have been passionate about since childhood. Like many of us, I forgot that about myself until I started reconnecting with gardening & how to grow the most nutritious, sustainable food I could for my family. I realized quite early on that permaculture connected the dots for me. It is a science-based road map to a prosperous, sustainable, healthy, and ethical future. | I discovered permaculture when I was teaching Eco-Nutrition at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition in Canada. This class outlines the importance of our environment and how our food is grown in connection to our health & well-being. Protecting and caring for our environment has been something that I have been passionate about since childhood. Like many of us, I forgot that about myself until I started reconnecting with gardening & how to grow the most nutritious, sustainable food I could for my family. I realized quite early on that permaculture connected the dots for me. It is a science-based road map to a prosperous, sustainable, healthy, and ethical future. | ||
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The word 'permaculture', coined by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren during the 1970s, is derived as a contraction of permanent agriculture or permanent culture. The idea of permaculture is considered among the most significant innovations developed by Australians in the century since Australian federation [1]. However like "nature", the permaculture concept evolves with time, making it difficult to define. For example, consider the words of Bill Mollison, | |||
