An Introduction to Permaculture

Grow Video • Permaculture

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December 12, 2013

Permaculture affects every part of your life, from how you design your room, to how you design your life. It encompasses how people are able to get along and make living decisions that make sense for the long term. This interview with Stephen Brooks, director of the Punta Mona center for sustainable living and education, offers some background and concise explanation of what permaculture is.

Further Reading:

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    7 Food Forests in 7 Minutes
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