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I'm curious how all the permaculture farms and homesteads are faring. Are these alternative landscapes surviving or maybe thriving dispite the droughts and fire
by foxhop 7y ago
I'm curious how all the permaculture farms and homesteads are faring. Are these alternative landscapes surviving or maybe thriving dispite the droughts and fires?
Could the country promote or even mandate permaculture style landworks?
- pjc50 7y agoPermaculture also burns. Most of what's on fire is naturally growing eucalyptus and brush.
- bjowen 7y ago“Alternative landscapes” here really means exotic species that aren’t fire-propagated. There’s some evidence that exotics are protective of property in a low-intensity fire, but they’re also far more dependent on water, which is a desperately scarce resource, and many are deciduous, which adds to fuel loads. The wide-scale promotion of non-native flora should be obvious enough as a non-starter.