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Tiger Hill Permaculture
Tiger Hill Permaculture
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Commenced:
01/04/2011
Submitted:
29/10/2011
Last updated:
16/12/2015
Location:
951 Sand River Rd, Buckland, Tasmania, AU
Phone:
0362575128
Website:
www.tigerhillpermaculture.net
Climate zone:
Cool Temperate





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Tiger Hill Permaculture

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Rural, Residential, Commercial, Community, Demonstration, Educational

Project Summary

Tiger Hill Permaculture is a project being developed by Paul Kean.Paul or Ringo as know by people within the Permaculture world has been involved in Permaculture on projects overseas as well as Australia over the past 15 years. Paul has extensive experience with all types of heavy machinery and earthworks and has a deep interest in working with other cultures. Vision Statement: To create a working family farm and educational community to demonstrate self reliance and sustainability via permaculture design and holistic farming. A home base to connect with scotish roots as well spiritual grounding to foster harmonious relationships and self governance to live with joy and peace to custodian the land.

Project Description

Values and Ethics:

Three permaculture ethics:

Care of people, care land, redistribute surplus to 1 and 2.

To limit consumption of the earths resources.

Compassion for all walks of life and all sentient beings.

Integrity and honesty

Aims and Objectives:

a program to build soil fertility and harvest water

education and training programs in sustainable living

to form and educational community for sustainability

to create a working farm that produces an income from a variety of streams including farming, education and eco-tourism.

to implement food, fiber, energy and water production systems that support high levels of self reliance.

to demonstrate best practice in alternative technology

to create a joyous family home

to become a recognized permaculture centre/permaculture demonstration farm

to have productive animal systems

Updates

Recycling Urine

Implementing a urine trough.

Posted over 12 years ago (1 comments)

Watching Seasonal Patterns

Observations at Tiger Hill during November 2011

Posted over 12 years ago (0 comments)
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Administrators
Paul Kean - Proprietor
Team Members
Tim Winton - Garden Manager 2015 season

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