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PERMACULTURE

What is Permaculture?

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Permaculture is simply the art of living in harmony and collaboration with nature. It is the answer to a sustainable future.

Permaculture was created and developed in Australia in the 70s. Bill Mollison and David Holmgren developed a way to design sustainable systems in every inhabited region of Earth.

In comparison to conventional agriculture which erodes soils, relies heavily on external fertilizers, uses biocides or pesticides and contributes majorly to global warming, permaculture imitates natural ecosystems, reducing the needs for other resources and avoids synthetic fertilizers and biocides. These makes it definitely one of the best answers for a sustainable future.


And it’s not just agriculture

Apart from agriculture, permaculture can be also used to design sustainable buildings. We can build houses and create communities, drastically reducing the environmental impact at the same time. The best part is that it can be used by anyone, anywhere in the world.


It’s time to think about the way we use our resources – food, energy, shelter and other material and non-material needs. By working with nature rather than battling against it, we can truly learn to be more productive for less effort. It will be simple to reap benefits for ourselves and our environment, for now, and for generations to come.

“Permaculture”, originally “Permanent Agriculture” has developed into a whole design philosophy of life for millions of people around the world today. They use it to grow food, repair damage land and create a sustainable future.


How to do it

Constantin Furtuna is one of the best examples of what this design system can achieve. He developed a real passion for it and owns a thriving organic garden in the rural part of Moldova. He discovered permaculture eighth years ago and since then, it became his passion and lifestyle. Read more here about his journey.

If you need his support in building your own garden of Eden, he offers online coaching or coaching in practice.



Online Coaching

Learn online about Permaculture and how to create your own food forest or garden of Eden.

Constantin will share his own experience using PowerPoint presentation where you will see all steps how to start and manage a garden transformation using permaculture principles.

For more information, contact Constantin by using the contacts below.

Coaching in Practice

Learn in practice how to start and how to manage your own permaculture garden by visiting Constantin at his place.

In any season of the year, you have the chance to see in practice the permaculture garden created by him a few years ago.

He offers hosting possibilities, workshops and plenty of other secrets to create the sustainable garden of your dreams.

For more information, contact him by using the contacts below.



Do you want to learn how to create your own garden?
Or do you have any other question regarding other services that I offer?

Fill in the contact form or contact Constantin directly on the phone or WhatsApp adn Telegram.



I am looking forward to working with you!

WhatsApp +37369072674

Thank you for your interest!



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