Permaculture brings together ideas from ecology, agriculture, conservation, design, and community building.
Rather than relying on systems that require constant inputs of water, energy, chemicals, or labor, permaculture asks us to design systems that become healthier and more resilient over time.
That can mean growing food, conserving water, improving soil, creating habitat for wildlife and pollinators, reducing waste, or simply learning to see our relationship with the natural world differently.