permaculture

[Saor Stetler <saor@ycbtal.net>]

On Beyond Organic Radio: Permaculture

August 23, 2005 -- By Icicle Networks


Permaculture, said Bill Mollison, the inventor of this 
food/farming/environmental concept, is being able to look out your 
backdoor and see your friends gathering food.

A permaculturist's skills may include straw bale house building or 
edible forest gardening. They may have set-up a rainwater collection 
system on their roof, or turned their livestock fences into a food 
source. All this is part of a design concept that takes its cues from 
the workings of a healthy eco-system.

The good news is you're probably already practicing some of 
permaculture's principles.

Join host Jerry Kay, publisher of the Environmental News Network 
<http://www.enn.com> as we talk to three prominent practitioners and 
learn to think like a permaculturist. 

The Beyond Organic one-hour radio show airs every Wednesday at 10 a.m. 
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The show was created by Straus Communications 
<http://www.strauscom.com/>, and is produced in association with Icicle 
Networks and the Environmental News Network.

Source: Icicle Networks