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[https://echonet.org/echo-training/permaculture-sustainable-living-guide/ by ECHO] | [https://echonet.org/echo-training/permaculture-sustainable-living-guide/ by ECHO] | ||
Permaculture offers a path to sustainable living and food production that emphasizes natural processes and cycles. It’s not just a gardening technique; it’s a philosophy and ethical framework for developing ecosystems that mimic the resilience and diversity of natural habitats. By integrating permaculture principles into our lives, we can create more sustainable, efficient, and productive systems that benefit both | Permaculture offers a path to sustainable living and food production that emphasizes natural processes and cycles. It’s not just a gardening technique; it’s a philosophy and ethical framework for developing ecosystems that mimic the resilience and diversity of natural habitats. By integrating permaculture principles into our lives, we can create more sustainable, efficient, and productive systems that benefit both | ||
=====Permaculture: A Guide to Embracing Sustainable Living===== | |||
[https://jardinfeuillesdevie.com/permaculture/ by Permaculture] | |||
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. | |||
