[Sdpg] Bill Mollison Permaculture Lecture Series, On-Line / i took my PDC with Bill Mollison in Fossil Rim Texas where this was filmed
Wesley Roe and Santa Barbara Permaculture Network
lakinroe at silcom.com
Tue Aug 28 09:18:06 PDT 2012
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Bill Mollison Permaculture Lecture Series, On-Line
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What is Permaculture?
Who is Bill Mollison?
These videos are documents from two design courses taught by Bill
Mollison at the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Glen Rose Texas in 1994
and 1995. They are a definitive selection from our original 16 part
series. These tapes bear many viewings and will benefit anyone who wants
to learn how to help regenerate the earth - from back yard to
bio-region. Teachers of permaculture have found these tapes to be a
valuable coaching tool - edited to one hour.
The Function Of Design View Video Online
This is an opening lecture. The principles of functional design for
sustainability are unique to Permaculture design.
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Fundamentals Of Pattern View Video Online
From a singular event all other events are set in motion in
recognizable and predictable patterns This pattern recognition is the
core of design in Permaculture.
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Pattern Application View Video Online
Efficiency of energy, resources, and time, and the creation of highly
productive systems are the results of good Permaculture design. The
methods are obvious once we have become co-creative with the forces of
nature.
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Home Gardening View Video Online
Find out why it is so important to grow your own food and how to install
the easiest, and highly productive, home food propagation systems; mulch
garden, potato box, herb's spiral, and more. You don't need much space.
These are basic Permacultural techniques.
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Trees 1 View Video Online
The tree is life - profound, magnificent, and mysterious. To learn what
little we can know of trees is sufficient to leave one awestruck and
reverent.
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Trees 2 View Video Online
Why is a tree green? Where does a tree end or begin? Why have all human
societies destroyed the tree? A Mollison rave.
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Farmer's Trees View Video Online
These are very specific trees which are used around the world for their
ability to improve
soils. They are invaluable in range for livestock, as well as in fields
under cultivation.
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Forests And Woodlands View Video Online
Methods to plant, sustain, and best utilize woodland and wood for fuel,
forage, windbreak and construction.
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Pasture And Range Restoration View Video Online
What is cultura promiscua? To maintain functional bio-diversity is a
basic tenet of Permaculture. Severely degraded land can be easily
restored to highly productive land by using good observation techniques,
plants and animals in succession, and common sense.
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Soil Conditioning View Video Online
... a continuation of #10. Two main techniques: the chisel-plow, and the
wonders of worms and how to cultivate them. The patterns described in
these two videos can be replicated in any type of Permaculture system,
and scaled to any size.
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Water View Video Online
...a continuation of the Trees video. Potable water - where does it come
from? How did it get there? What has become of it? What we can do to
ensure that we will have safe water to drink, and to conserve as much of
this precious material as possible.
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Aquaculture
View Video Online
Once one has learned to harvest water, then the real fun begins with
production of the myriad of foods and marketable commodities hosted by
ponds and other water-rich environments.
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Planting In Drylands View Video Online
There are a multitude of ways to harvest, conserve, and utilize water.
These strategies apply to coastal regions or islands with with zero
precipitation, arid lands, as well as to areas with plentiful seasonal
rainfall.
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Drylands 1 View Video Online
As desert is rapidly claiming vast areas of our planet, millions are on
the verge of starvation. Yet, crops which occur naturally in arid land
can provide all necessary nutrition for people and animals. The
strategies discussed arise from years of observation in the deserts of
Australia and from the peoples of Kalahari.
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Drylands 2 View Video Online
... continuation of Drylands 1. Never, never irrigate the desert. The
devastation caused by irrigation of arid land is irreparable. But there
are alternatives: methods to set up a drought proof system. This is
serious Permaculture!
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Working at Ground Level View Video Online
A documentary on the permaculture work done in Ecuador by the Rainforest
Information Center, Centro de Investigatión de los Bosques Tropicales.
Download video (68 MB)
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