Women's Earth Alliance
Women United for a Thriving Planet
Women's Earth Alliance enhances the leadership of women as environmental stewards. We are a global network of women and men who support the activists, mothers, entrepreneurs, educators and stewards who have taken a stand for the long-term health of our communities and who have made this pivotal endeavor their life’s work. Women's Earth Alliance works in ...learn more
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Created: Sep 14, 2007
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
Membership: Open To Apply
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Mission Statement
Our Insitute`s mission statement is the promotion of sustainable system design known as Permaculture, through education, publishing, translation, implementation, the development of curricula, and the establishment and administration of aid projects.
Origins
The Permaculture Institute is a non-profit educational trust. Founded in 1978 by Academician* Bill Mollison, it was based in Stanley Tasmania for ten years. In 1988 the Institute moved to the sub tropics of Northern N.S.W. returning to Tasmania in 1998.
Functions
The Institute`s primary focus is education, with emphasis on producing indigenous teachers. Thus, the skills gained spread exponentially with the Permaculture global movement, the transfer of information is immeasurable. There are no boundaries or limitations governing the extent of influence of Permaculture practices. The Institute targets international exposure, with particular emphasis on producing teachers, and the general populace of developing countries and communities in need.
Permaculture Ethic
Permaculture operates on three ethics:
1. Care of the Earth.
2. Care of Species.
3. Return of Excess to the First Two.
Courses are given from an introductory level to the 72-hour Permaculture Design Certificate Course.
Our Insitute`s mission statement is the promotion of sustainable system design known as Permaculture, through education, publishing, translation, implementation, the development of curricula, and the establishment and administration of aid projects.
Origins
The Permaculture Institute is a non-profit educational trust. Founded in 1978 by Academician* Bill Mollison, it was based in Stanley Tasmania for ten years. In 1988 the Institute moved to the sub tropics of Northern N.S.W. returning to Tasmania in 1998.
Functions
The Institute`s primary focus is education, with emphasis on producing indigenous teachers. Thus, the skills gained spread exponentially with the Permaculture global movement, the transfer of information is immeasurable. There are no boundaries or limitations governing the extent of influence of Permaculture practices. The Institute targets international exposure, with particular emphasis on producing teachers, and the general populace of developing countries and communities in need.
Permaculture Ethic
Permaculture operates on three ethics:
1. Care of the Earth.
2. Care of Species.
3. Return of Excess to the First Two.
Courses are given from an introductory level to the 72-hour Permaculture Design Certificate Course.
