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Permaculture Design
Advanced coverage of the Permaculture Design course curriculum. Student solidify their understanding of Permaculture and build competence in using ecological design principles and practices to create regenerative human living environments. Students gain practical skills for building living soils, harvesting runoff rainwater, designing ecological pest control, and the development of sustainable food-producing landscapes. Each student designs a final project modeling Permaculture principles and ecological soundness. Materials fee. Prerequisite: ENV 260.
Course Number:
ENV342
Units:
3 Program:
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