Last Day of IPCUK Live Stream
Today is the last day of the live stream from the 12th International Permaculture Conference.
Todays speakers include Geoff Lawton of the Permaculture Research Institute, who will be discussing The Global Potential of Permaculture.
For those who missed yesterdays presentations or for those wanting to watch it again, you can view it by pressing play on the player at the bottom of this post or viewing it on the Official website here, and selecting the file for streamed a number of hours ago.
Todays presentations will be;
Geoff Lawton – The Global Potential of Permaculture
Cathy Debenham – Renewables: From the Fringe to Near-Normal
Rob Hopkins – The 10 Year Transition Experiment: Reflections and Lessons Learnt
Host – Maddy Harland
Chris Warburton Brown – A Permaculture Approach to Soil
Graham Bell – The Answer Lies in the Soil
Joel Williams – Introduction to soil biology and the soil food web
Christopher Nesbitt – Repairing Damaged Soils in the Maya Mountains Using Permaculture: 26 Years of Progress
Host – Kevin Morel
Fiebrig I, Schmutz U, Wright J, Pimbert M – Permaculture on a Commercial Farm: Using the Sustainability Assessment Tool SAFA for an Initial Evaluation
Federico Filippi – Can Arable Be Permacultural?
Naomi van der Velden – Biodiversity, productivity, and scale in resilient food production systems
Kristín Vala Ragnarsdóttir – How Does Permaculture Stack Up in the Real Economy?
Rosemary Morrow – What is Needed for Permaculture to Grow, and What are its Potential Challenges and Successes?
Concluding with the Handover to IPC 13 in India and call to action, Andy Goldring
After the conclusion the attendees will also be entertained by a viewing of the film Inhabit, if you enjoyed the film already or would like to view it, please click here and help support the great work done by Emmett Brennan, Costa Boustikaris and their associates.
The live stream will be shown below, enjoy!