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Graham & Annemarie Brookman
David Holmgren &
Su Dennett
Trudi & Max Lindegger
The Bullock
Brothers
Robyn
Francis
Eunice has travelled around Australia and the United States for 15 months to research mature Permaculture systems and why they were successful. During this independent and crowdfunded research, Eunice lived and worked in some of the world's best permaculture projects and studied them in detail. Her main intention was to learn directly from the pioneer’s experiences (their challenges and achievements) and share that information with young Permaculture designers, so they could fast track their actions.
Right from the beginning Sara and Eunice have been co-creating various materials for the research crowdfunding supporters and the worldwide Permaculture movement.
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Rosemary Morrow
Kat Lavers
Brock Dolman
Kendall Dunnigan
Wayne Weiseman
Peter & Kate Marshall
(Successional Land Repair)
Yanna Fishman & Doug Elliot
(Natural Living)
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"Ever since the publication of Permaculture One in 1978, the documentation of the results of my own practice in permaculture design and implementation has been a personal and strategic commitment to validating permaculture innovation and communicating the results. Through that process I have been painfully aware of how a lack of independent and supported research has held back the potential of permaculture locally and globally. In more recent times there has been increasing interest by researchers and academics from many disciplines in studying the outcomes of permaculture education, design and practice.
Eunice Neves and her work in studying long established permaculture systems in Australia and around the world stands out as the most significant for a number of reasons.
Her background as a design professional in Landscape Architecture is central to evaluating long established rural, periurban and suburban permaculture systems. Her person commitment and passion for permaculture and its ethical foundations and design principles is essential in truly understanding and evaluating projects that have beeninfluenced by those concepts. I consider her cultural background outside the Anglo/American/Australian cultural locus of permaculture’s early development, an asset in providing an independent perspective on the socio-economic context in which the studied systems developed and their relevance outside of those contexts. By focusing on properties of some of the pioneers and prominent practitioners of permaculture, Eunice was able to gain greater longitudinal understanding of system evolution over time and how that related to the life trajectory of the designers, practitioners and residents (...)"
David Holmgren
Co-originator of the
permaculture concept
Melliodora, Australia
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Our uniquely designed research materials offer you a thorough look at successful permaculture systems plus the practical knowledge of how they are working. We help you reading these complex systems and understanding what are the success patterns that you can apply to design and fine-tune your own permaculture designs.
Written as a travel diary
Good introduction of the
permaculture concept
Shares experiences, stories & day to day living in permaculture projects
Design process step-by-step
Summarized information
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Ideal for intermmediates
Design process step-by-step
DIARY
Ideal for begginners
Permaculture ethics & principles, strategies & techniques
Ideal for advanced designers
Compreenshive information and systemic view of each project.
Design process in detail
Permaculture ethics & principles in Action
Access images, maps and photos
REPORTS
This video was done for the crowdfunding supporters of the "permaculture research tour". It explains the research materials in detail, which are now available to the wider public
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DIARY
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The diary is written as a travel diary and gives essential information about permaculture. It’s a good introduction to the theme and its multidisciplinarity.
The diary describes the projects based on Eunice's experiences, observations and day to day stories. It shares, in a personal and informal way, how people live sustainably and what motivates them. There are many dialogues based on the conversations Eunice had and the many notes she took.
The idea is to transport the reader to permaculture places and experiences. Until the diary is finished, it will be available as singular chapters.
REPORTS
The reports offer comprehensive information about each project, its entire permaculture design and design process.
The reports are specially patterned to instigate ‘permaculture thinking’ in the reader. This is carefully done by the way we deliver the information: from patterns to details/following design process/cross referencing images, maps, photos and texts, etc.
It includes a side 'design guide book' for those readers who want to use the reports as guidance to design their own Permaculture systems.