PHILOSOPHY AND DESIGN
Saturday 19 FEBRUARY 2022 9am – 5pm
Usually mid February – Saturday 9am – 5pm
Central Auckland
TUTORS – Finn Mackesy, Gary Marshall and Ron Sperber
In this workshop APW introduces permaculture as a philosophy, ecological design methodology and grass roots community movement. This inspiring and challenging workshop provides the philosophical and theoretical framework for the remaining eleven workshops offered by APW. Participants will learn about the historical, cultural, and ecological dimensions of permaculture through open dialogue and a wide range of innovative examples and design solutions from around the world.
COURSE CONTENT
Introduction and overview of permaculture ethics and principles; Exploration of global and local contemporary environmental, social and economic issues; Introduction to theory and practice of design; Local, national and international best practice examples.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Develop an understanding of permaculture, ethics, theory and practice
- Gain an appreciation of the potential breadth and depth of permaculture design applications
- Identify opportunities and challenges to applying the day’s learning
LINKS + REFERENCE MATERIAL
- Essence of permaculture design
- Permaculture in New Zealand
- Resilience.org
- Lean Logic Online
- The Institute for the Study of Energy and Our Future
- Michael Dowd Soundcloud
- Permaculture: Principles and Pathways Beyond Sustainability
DAVID HOLMGREN, 2002
In case of alert level changes due to Covid19 we are geared up to deliver via an online format if necessary.