| Author/Contributor(s): | Illeris, Mira; Schultz, Esben |
| Publisher: | Permanent Publications |
| Date: | 9/1/2026 |
| Binding: | Paperback |
| Condition: | NEW |
Beautifully illustrated with photography from 90 established permaculture projects, this book showcases the creativity and resilience of a movement already putting solutions into practice.
Drawing on decades of hands-on experience, the authors show how
permaculture’s nature-inspired principles can turn homes, gardens, farms, schools, and communities into resilient and abundant ecosystems. Blending practical know-how with the latest research, this book distils years of field-tested strategies into a toolkit for thriving in the face of climate and biodiversity crises.
Readers will discover solutions for:
- No-dig vegetable cultivation and sustainable market gardening
- Designing forest gardens and food forests with perennial vegetables, berries, fruit, and nut trees
- Establishing self-feeding chicken systems and nut forests
- Practicing close-to-nature forestry with native species
- Cultivating grains without ploughing
- Building carbon-storing, low-energy homes from local natural materials
- Implementing community-scale renewable energy solutions
- Recycling water through aquaculture and ecological wastewater treatment
- Strengthening resilient rural–urban networks
- Exploring new approaches to democracy and regenerative economies
Comprehensive, practical, and deeply grounded in experience, Permaculture is both a handbook for action and an inspiring vision of a regenerative future.