Permaculture studies demonstrate the connection between cultivation of food and medicinals, consumption, growth, and regeneration as a cyclical process. Each step is inherently linked to the others, and permaculture studies emphasises these connections through the integrated teaching of farming techniques, including preparation of the land, cultivation of plant resources, and seed saving. The fundamental goal of permaculture studies is to coexist in harmony with our environment, through conscious living and continuous creation.

» Animals, Drylands, and Urban Design
» Appropriate Technology
» Building Locally and Appropriately
» Community & Economics
» Compost
» Definitions & Ethics
» Global Permaculture and Staying Connected
» Guilding, Stacking, Mulching
» Herb Spiral & Medicinals
» Land Access & Urban Systems
» Methodologies of Design and the Core Model
» Native Forests, Niches, Energy Sinks, Edge
» Permaculture Principles
» Seed Saving, Propagation, & GMOs
» Soil Regeneration
» Water Cycling, Flows, Aquaculture
» Zones, Sectors, Flow, & Patterns