Permakultur kurz und bündig

Permaculture is ecological habitat design in the broadest sense - from the selection of permaculture principles as a planning basis for creative endeavors, such as in gardening or architecture, to the establishment of alternative human communities. The fundamental principle of permaculture is to create beneficial connections between different elements of a system so that as many needs as possible can be met from the system itself. Each element productively supports several others. In addition to extensive self-sufficiency with high-quality food, another goal is the frugal and effective use of increasingly scarce resources. This book fills a gap in the existing literature on permaculture, as it shows interested newcomers through many practical examples how permaculture can actually be implemented in daily life. It addresses permaculture in both urban and rural settings, for instance in gardens or on farms, as well as within communities, and answers frequently asked questions about permaculture in general. Another special feature of the book is that all the tips provided can also be implemented in temperate climate zones.