Permaculture is growing in popularity, and there is a growing demand for information about the system. This will provide general information about permaculture, including an overview of the design principles, examples of permaculture projects, and resources for learning more.
Permaculture is an holistic, integrated design approach to land use and environmental management that creates sustainable human habitats. It is based on the premise that humans can design productive and equitable systems, and that these systems can be adapted to changing climates and environments.

Permaculture is growing in popularity as a sustainable land management technique, and there are now permaculture projects in almost every country in the world. It is an approach that can be used to create a variety of ecosystems, from small urban gardens to large-scale agricultural systems.

This introduction to permaculture provides an overview of the concept, history, and principles behind permaculture. It also provides a brief overview of some of the most popular permaculture designs, and explains how they can be used to create sustainable human habitats.
Permaculture is a design system working holistically with nature to create sustainable communities. It is a philosophy and a practice that strives to create harmonious, self-sufficient systems that can provide food, energy, and materials for people and the environment. Permaculture is growing in popularity as a sustainable planning and design tool. It is increasingly used to create sustainable food systems, build resilient communities, and create natural resources.