Permaculture: From Farming to Gardening: The Beginners Guide to Permaculture Design

In recent years, it has become clear that something about the way we live needs to change. More and more of us have become dissatisfied with our disconnection from both nature and each other. The world seems to be throwing more and more challenges at us, and our societies seem less and less prepared to cope. Finally, mother Nature is sending us a clear message; shape up or ship out. But none of us can agree on what to do. It's also probably more complicated than one band-aid solution, and the amount any one of us can do is relatively small. But there are steps we can take collectively to adapt to this ever-changing world. That's where Permaculture comes in.
If that word means nothing to you, fear not! You will learn everything from Permaculture ethics and sustainability to what plants can help lure bees to your garden. Hopefully, it can inspire you to learn more and maybe even give it a try. Permaculture can offer us a lot in this ever-changing world. By using its principles, we can adapt and change alongside our environment. Rather than working on our own, competing with one another, we can come together. Best of all, we can care for each other and our world.