What is Permaculture?
Permaculture is a set of design principles centered around whole systems thinking simulating or directly utilizing the patterns and resilient features observed in natural ecosystems
Typically we see these principals applied to regenerative agriculture, however they can be applied to business, community, basically any form of organization you can imagine. Including the GoodLifeGang.
The science of Permaculture is guided by 3 core tenets
The science of Permaculture is guided by 3 core tenets and several key design theories
- Care for Earth: We need the Earth to survive, so we must base all plans on taking care of it. This includes all non human life on Earth.
- Care for People: Promotes self-reliance and responsibility towards the greater community.
- Fair Shares (Return of Surplus): Take what you need, return the rest. This includes all forms of abundance, including wealth, knowledge, experiences, etc in order to build better communities.
These 12 principals are the guiding rules for identifying, designing, and implementing work
- Zones: An intelligent organization of design features based on frequency of use/need
- Guilds: A combination of parts that work better as a whole than as individuals
- Layers: Production through stacking functions in three dimensions