Permaculture: Planting the seeds of radical regeneration

Permaculture is a way of farming, gardening, or managing land that emphasizes a reciprocal relationship with nature and is an essential resource in the fight against the climate crisis. This book provides valuable lessons for building resilience and reconnecting with its history and core values, and offers tools for growth that bring rewards far beyond the garden.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 272 pages
Publication date: 07 March 2024
Publisher: Saraband

Permaculture is a holistic approach to farming, gardening, and land management that fosters a symbiotic relationship with nature. It is a design process that works in harmony with the natural world, rather than against it. Moreover, permaculture is an essential tool in the fight against the climate crisis. In this insightful book, permaculture practitioner and poet Maya Blackwell delves into the transformative power of permaculture for individuals and the planet. She traces the evolution of permaculture from its roots in Indigenous societies to its significant role in urban allotments today. Blackwell also explores how permaculture can nurture individual and collective well-being, offering valuable lessons that we can all learn from its principles to build resilience and embrace the long-term process of trying new things, adapting failures, and reaping the rewards of our efforts. Whether you are a complete novice to permaculture or someone with years of experience seeking to reconnect with its history and core values, this book provides valuable tools for growth that extend far beyond the garden.

Permaculture is a holistic approach to farming, gardening, and land management that fosters a symbiotic relationship with nature. It is a design process that works in harmony with the natural world, rather than against it. Moreover, permaculture is an essential tool in the fight against the climate crisis. In this insightful book, permaculture practitioner and poet Maya Blackwell delves into the transformative power of permaculture for individuals and the planet. She traces the evolution of permaculture from its roots in Indigenous societies to its significant role in urban allotments today. Blackwell also explores how permaculture can nurture individual and collective well-being, offering valuable lessons that we can all learn from its principles to build resilience and embrace the long-term process of trying new things, adapting failures, and reaping the rewards of our efforts. Whether you are a complete novice to permaculture or someone with years of experience seeking to reconnect with its history and core values, this book provides valuable tools for growth that extend far beyond the garden.

Weight: 152g
Dimension: 177 x 110 x 16 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781913393830