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Permaculture is a design science for creating regenerative foodscapes that provide an abundant diversity of nutrient dense and organic food. The design of these landscapes requires a detailed understanding of the form and function of natural ecosystems and the strategic application of this functional diversity to profitable permaculture farm systems. This resource walks you through the understanding of permaculture philosophy and the application of it to the design of regenerative foodscapes.
There are a number of great ways to join and interact with our learning community:
Permaculture is a design science for creating regenerative foodscapes that provide an abundant diversity of nutrient dense and organic food. The design of these landscapes requires a detailed understanding of the form and function of natural ecosystems and the strategic application of this functional diversity to profitable permaculture farm systems. This resource walks you through the understanding of permaculture philosophy and the application of it to the design of regenerative foodscapes.
There are a number of great ways to join and interact with our learning community:
- Within our Facebook mastermind group
- Try our regenerative design course (also acts as the first module of obtaining a Permaculture Design Certificate).
- Or do the full Permaculture Design Certificate
The discount below are only available to the Permaculture Design Masterclass students - I hope it provides you the opportunity to explore the pathway to a resilient and health life offered through permaculture design.
PDC
NZ$600.00
Permaculture Design Certificate Course
Embark on a life-changing educational experience - where upon completion - the design possibilities of landscapes will come to life and you will become a force for regenerative change.
In this course you will compile the resources you have developed throughout the programme for submitting your final design report and implementation strategy.
For full details of course modules - See course page here
The following topics are covered in the final submission:
- Site analysis report: Collects all data on the site that has informed your design.
- Creating a design portfolio: Compiles all your concept sketches with your final design to tell the story of the development of your design and exploration of ideas.
- Creating an implementation strategy: Details the step by step process by which you will execute the design.
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Welcome to the the Permaculture Design Masterclass. It is our pleasure to share with you the world of permaculture design and the application of it to creating regenerative foodscapes.
This resource is intended as an introduction and overview of permaculture design. For greater detail in applying permaculture to the creation of regenerative foodscapes please try the Regenerative Design Course. |
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The first stage of a permaculture design is a detailed site analysis to obtain the information on climate, topography, water, soil, market factors and owner requirements and resources which will create the framework for selection of productive plant and animal species that will be used in the design.
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The intention of a Permaculture Design is to create regenerative foodscape modeled upon the form and function of natural ecosystems. By creating harmonious agro-ecosystems that look after the health and well-being of natural ecosystems and our communities, we can use our creative potential to take our role as beneficial stewards of Earth's health and resources. Permaculture is a design science, aimed at developing within people a solutions-focused and positive-mindset.
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The production systems used in a permaculture design should be carefully selected to perform the nest within the environmental and topographical context of the farm site, provide a good return to the owner, while creating an environment that nurtures those that exist within it. Soil should also be enriched through production, so that yields increase in quality over time and provide nutrient dense foods to provide health and well-being to those that consume them.
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Careful management of a permaculture farm is required to maintain succession of plant communities to states preferred for optimal production, in addition to movement of livestock. A farmer should have along term view for increasing diversity and productivity by restoring the health of the farm ecosystem and setting in place management practices that increase soil fertility and provides economic diversity and resiliency.
Online Permaculture Design Certificate
In this course we guide you through the philosophy behind permaculture design, creating detailed maps, identifying sectors, zones, developing production ideas in different areas and integrating all these ideas (in combination with an analysis of soil, climate and market factors) into a diverse and inter-connected production system that will provide you with a year-round abundance of nutrient dense and organic produce.
Learning is supported through an series of online Moodle-based courses. This facilitates an interactive and engaging way to learn online - where you will be part of an online learning community of other permaculture enthusiasts.
Learning is supported through an series of online Moodle-based courses. This facilitates an interactive and engaging way to learn online - where you will be part of an online learning community of other permaculture enthusiasts.
PDC
NZ$600.00
Permaculture Design Certificate Course
Embark on a life-changing educational experience - where upon completion - the design possibilities of landscapes will come to life and you will become a force for regenerative change.
In this course you will compile the resources you have developed throughout the programme for submitting your final design report and implementation strategy.
For full details of course modules - See course page here
The following topics are covered in the final submission:
- Site analysis report: Collects all data on the site that has informed your design.
- Creating a design portfolio: Compiles all your concept sketches with your final design to tell the story of the development of your design and exploration of ideas.
- Creating an implementation strategy: Details the step by step process by which you will execute the design.
For a description of all out permaculture course and a background in permaculture - see the links below.