Bill Mollison. Craig Sillitoe An incorrigible optimist, Mollison wanted to restore the Garden of Eden Bruce Charles Mollison, agrarian rebel, creative practitioner, teacher, writer, ecologist and ...

Bill Mollison, the Tasmanian son of a fisherman who first coined the term 1978, defined “permaculture” as: “The conscious design and maintenance of agriculturally productive systems which have the ...

The term permaculture, coined by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren in the 1970s, blends “permanent” and “agriculture.” ...

Bill Mollison co-created permaculture - an ambitious alternative to industrial agriculture.

Tributes are flowing in from around the world for the Tasmanian co-founder of permaculture, Bill Mollison, who died at the weekend aged 88.

In 1978, Australian ecologists David Holmgren and Bill Mollison coined the concept of permaculture as a systematic method for the first time. For Mollison, "permaculture is the philosophy of ...

In 1978, Australian ecologists David Holmgren and Bill Mollison coined the concept of permaculture as a systematic method for the first time. For Mollison, "permaculture is the philosophy of ...

A farm that was once owned by the father of permaculture, Bill Mollison, will join others setting aside land for a permanent safe koala corridor from northern NSW to the Queensland border.

“Permaculture” is a word that has steadily grown in our global vocabulary since it was coined in the 1980s by Australian environmentalist Bill Mollison. He defined it as the harmonious integration of ...

Permaculture as we know it was developed in the 1960s by Australians Bill Mollison and David Holmgren. The latter is a co-author of the research forming the basis of this article.

Permaculture was born in Australia In the 1970s, two Australian naturalists, Bill Mollison and David Holmgren, invented permaculture, a method of growing that considers the natural ecosystem and ...