45 Years of Ecological GrowingBLUE SKY FARM AND PERMACULTURE CENTERPeter Bane and Keith Johnson are in the fourth year of...
Published by Patterns for Abundance Design on 10/30/2018
Peter Bane addressing the attendees at the Local Futures Conference in Mich, 2011...
Published by Patterns for Abundance Design on 10/30/2018
The Patterns for Abundance team, Peter Bane and Keith Johnson, brings a broad range of experience to guide you through the...
Published by Patterns for Abundance Design on 11/02/2018
Peter Bane & Keith Johnson are experienced permaculture site designers and teachers. They have been providing consulting advice and design for 28 years. They have developed an intimate knowledge of various regional landscapes and resources. With their wealth of experience in temperate climate permaculture systems they can offer a range of consulting services to regional and distant clients.
They have served clients in North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, Minnesota, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, California, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Georgia, Michigan, Missouri, Kentucky, Ontario, South America, and elsewhere.
Peter Bane is a native Illinoisan who grew up in the university city of Champaign-Urbana. A frequent speaker and conference presenter, he is the author of The Permaculture Handbook: Garden Farming for Town and Country, and published Permaculture Activist magazine since 1990. Familiar with tropical and temperate systems in North America, Hawaii, and the Caribbean, Peter has taught more than 1500 students in 80+ courses spread widely across the US, Canada, and as far afield as Chile, Argentina and Trinidad-Tobago, for more than 20 years. He holds the Diploma of Permaculture Design for teaching, media, and community service from both the Permaculture Institute - USA (2014), the British Academy Worknet (2005) and the Permaculture Institute of North America (2016, for Teaching and Design).
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