Permaculture . . . a selection of freely shared resources

Before I committed to my year of Certificate IV Permaculture via Tafe NSW and the National Environment Centre flexible online learning, permaculture and I had a getting-to-know-you period thanks to a wide selection of freely shared online resources I’ve listed below.

Watch

Permaculture Masterclass: A Four-Part Series, Geoff Lawton

The Pocket-Sized Patch, Gardening Australia

My Garden Path – Hannah Maloney, Gardening Australia

Permablitz on Gardening Australia

More Than A Garden, Gardening Australia

A Good Home Forever, Rosemary Morrow (companion to booklet of the same name)

Happen Films

Listen

Formidable Vegetable

Wiki Who’s Who

David Holmgren

Sepp Holzer

Robyn Francis

Masanobu Fukuoka

Toby Hemenway

Geoff Lawton

Bill Mollison

Other resources in no particular order…

Hannah Moloney’s Good Life Permaculture 

Permaculture Principles, David Holmgren – Free downloads

Retrosuburbia, preview and resources, David Holmgren

Permaculture Research Institute

Permaculture, Self Sufficiency and Sustainable Living Books

Permaculture Fundamentals, Permaculture Mindmaps

Geoff Lawton Online

Soil and Health Library, free downloadable books

Milkwood

Permaculture College Australia, Djanbung Gardens

Tagari Publications, permaculture resources

Holmgren Design, permaculture resources

Toby Hemenway, Permaculture Resources and References

Toby Hemenway, Reading List

Candlelight Farm Permaculture, Ross Mars

Permaculture Association, Top Ten Permaculture Books

Graham Bell, Changing the world one day at a time

The Witches Kitchen, Linda Woodrow

A Good Home Forever, Rosemary Morrow (companion to video of the same name)

Permaculture for Small Gardens

Permaculture Australia

Permaculture Ideas – One Straw Revolution, Masanobu Fukuoka

“Sitting at our back doorsteps, all we need to live a good life lies about us. Sun, wind, people, buildings, stones, sea, birds and plants surround us. Cooperation with all these things brings harmony, opposition to them brings disaster and chaos.” ― Bill Mollison, Introduction to Permaculture

Hold the world
From the Sketchbook Project: You hold the world… carefully cradled in your hand

Note: daleleelife101.blog is a personal blog. As per Disclaimer, where I share links or sources I’m doing so subjectively, rather than as endorsement, and I receive no cash or kind benefits from doing so. Links will open in a new tab, and are working @ September 2020. Please let me know if you encounter a broken link.

Your thoughts? Comments welcome.
What are some great permaculture resources you’ve found?


11 thoughts on “Permaculture . . . a selection of freely shared resources

  1. That’s a great list, and a carefully considered disclaimer. This is, after all, *your* story, your blog, your adventure in living harmoniously with the ecosystem. It’s not intended as a teaching tool for anyone else; you’re generously sharing what you’ve taken the time and trouble to discover for yourself.

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    1. My study brain hit a wall yesterday afternoon so I thought I might as well do something productive… indoors… too windy out. It was also a good exercise to sort the links in my currently overflowing Permaculture favourites folder.

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  2. I find it hard to say ‘thank you’ in an adequate way. Your post has joined other links on my Internet Explorer favourites board and, whenever able, I shall work down each link to teach myself some of a subject I do want to explore . . .

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