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The permaculture journey begins with the Ethics and Design Principles and
moves through the key domains required to create a sustainable culture.
The spiral evolutionary path joins together these domains, initially at a personal
and local level, and then proceeding to the collective and global level.

Some of the specific fields, design systems and solutions that have been
associated with the wider view of permaculture are listed below.

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Bio-intensive gardening
Forest gardening
Seed saving
Organic agriculture
Biodynamics
Natural Farming
Keyline water harvesting


Holistic Rangeland Management

Natural Sequence Farming

Agroforestry

Nature-based forestry

Integrated aquaculture

Wild harvesting & hunting

Gleaning


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Passive solar design

Natural construction materials

Water harvesting & Waste Reuse

Biotechture

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Earth sheltered construction
Natural disaster resistant construction
Owner building
Pattern Language


Reuse & creative recycling
Hand Tools

Bicycles and electric bikes
Efficient & low pollution wood stoves
Fuels from organic wastes
Wood Gasification


Bio-char from forest wastes
Co-generation

Micro-hydro & small scale wind
Grid-tied renewable power generation
Energy storage
Transition engineering


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GOVERNANCE


TOOLS &
TECHNOLOGY


Home Schooling
Waldorf education
Participatory arts and music


Social ecology
Action Research
Transition culture


Home birth & Breast feeding
Complementary & Wholistic Medicine
Yoga, Tai Chi & other
body/mind/spirit disciplines

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Spirit of place, indigenous
cultural revival
Dying with dignity


Local and regional currencies
Carpooling, Ride sharing & Car share
Ethical Investment & Fair Trade
Farmers markets & Community
Supported Agriculture [CSA]


WWOOFing & similar networks
Tradable Energy Quotas
Life Cycle Analysis & Emergy
Accounting


Cooperatives & Body Corporates

Cohousing & Ecovillages

Native Title and traditional use rights


Open Space Technology &
Consensus Decision Makinc


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The 'permaculture flower' has been adapted from David Holmgren's book 'Permaculture: Principles & Pathways Beyond Sustainability'. Permaculture Flower Poster 1.0