
Permaculture Australia: Sustainable Living Through Design
Permaculture Australia promotes sustainable living and growing practices through the principles of permaculture, tailored to Australia’s unique climate and ecosystems. The organisation provides education, training, and certification in permaculture design, supports local projects focused on food security and regenerative agriculture, and advocates for ecological and social resilience. By fostering self-sufficient, sustainable communities, Permaculture Australia helps communities work in harmony with the environment.
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Permaculture Australia promotes the principles of permaculture—sustainable systems for living and growing—tailored to Australia’s unique climate and ecosystems.
Key Areas of Work:
- Education and training: offers courses, workshops, and certification in permaculture design.
- Community resources: supports local projects focused on food security, regenerative agriculture, and water management.
- Advocacy and Research: promotes permaculture as a tool for ecological and social resilience.
Why It Matters:
Permaculture Australia fosters self-sufficient, sustainable communities that work in harmony with the environment.
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