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Post-PDC Permaculture: Two-Course Design Application

By Jemma Findley
Post-PDC Permaculture: Two-Course Design Application

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Key Takeaways

Transitioning from permaculture theory to practical application involves applying design principles over two distinct phases.

  • Implement permaculture principles in a phased design approach.
  • Break down design into master plan and detailed sections.
  • Focus on resource analysis and mapping initially.
  • Iterate and refine designs based on observations.
  • Connect with experienced designers for feedback.

Why It Matters

A structured design process ensures effective and resilient permaculture systems, avoiding common pitfalls and maximizing resource use.

What to Do Next

Start by sketching your site, noting existing features and immediate observations to begin your master plan.

Recommended for: PDC graduates and permaculture enthusiasts ready to implement real-world designs.

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Source: permaculture.org.uk

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