Description
You are already convinced that permaculture design will help you to restore the health of your land, provide security against the fragilities of an ever changing world and create a legacy for the future. But after reading books, watching videos, listening to podcasts, hiring experts, taking courses, and running your own experiments you are on the verge of financial and emotional exhaustion and the property of your dreams still seems a long way off: What should I do? I don’t know where to find information about…? How does everything fit together? Where do I start or what is next? When does it end?Â
These are common struggles land stewards everywhere are encountering as they work to put permaculture into practice. What you really need isn’t another prescriptive how-to on food forestry or soil ecology or water conservation, but a process to make such a hyper-complex project manageable.
This book gives you the tools to succeed.
Reviews
“A valuable tool for individuals in their permaculture journeys.” – David Holmgren, permaculture co-originator
“Exactly what is needed in the regenerative agriculture, homesteading, and permaculture community right now.” – Curtis Stone, author of The Urban Farmer
“Slices through the Gordian knot that stops most people from realizing their visions”. – Peter Bane, author of The Permaculture Handbook
“Will help you clarify your own approach to success, and help you navigate complexity with confidence”. – Richard Perkins, author of Regenerative Agriculture
Published July 2021
New Society Publishers
Paperback, 248 pages, full colour illustrations and photography throughout.
Size: 203 x 254mm.
ISBN: 9780865719378
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Rob Avis, PEng, and Michelle Avis, PEng, co-own Adaptive Habitat, a leading-edge property design firm, and Verge Permaculture, a globally-recognised, award-winning education business. He is co-author of Essential Rainwater Harvesting and lives in Alberta, Canada.
Takota Coen is a permaculture educator, Red Seal Carpenter, second-generation organic farmer, and co-owner and operator of Coen Farm, an award-winning 250-acre permaculture farm that produces nutrient-dense raw-milk-fed pork, grass-fed beef, pastured eggs, forest garden berries, and herbal teas. He lives near Edmonton, Alberta.
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