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'''Paul Wheaton''', nick-named by [[Geoff Lawton]] as the 'Duke of Permaculture' is a leader in the world of [[Permaculture]]. He founded and runs the largest permaculture [[forum]] at [[permies.com]] where they discuss "all things permaculture". He is descirbed by many in the permaculture movement as a "larger-than-life character."<ref>[http://www.permaculturevoices.com/portfolio-view/paul-wheaton Permaculture Voices Paul Wheaton Bio]. Accessed February 10, 2015</ref>
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'''Paul Wheaton''', nicknamed by [[Geoff Lawton]] as the 'Duke of Permaculture' is a leader in the world of [[Permaculture]]. He founded and runs the largest permaculture [[forum]] at [[permies.com]] where they discuss "all things permaculture". He is descirbed by many in the permaculture movement as a "larger-than-life character."<ref>[http://www.permaculturevoices.com/portfolio-view/paul-wheaton Permaculture Voices Paul Wheaton Bio]. Accessed February 10, 2015</ref>
  
 
Mr. Wheaton has written numerous articles at his blog [[richsoil.com]]. These articles include such topics as use of [[diatomaceous earth]] as an natural safe [[insecticide|insect killer]], [[rotational grazing]] plans for [[chickens]], [[wofati]] structures, and a homage to his teacher permaculture author and [[Austria]]n alpine farmer [[Sepp Holzer]]. He has published hundreds of [[:Category:Permaculture Podcasts|Permaculture podcasts]] and [https://www.youtube.com/user/paulwheaton12YouTube videos]. Paul is a Master [[Gardener]], [[permaculture design course|permaculture designer]] and a java software engineer. He has ran several successful [http://www.kickstarter.com/profile/paulwheaton  KickStarter campaigns] including one for [[Permaculture Playing Cards]].  
 
Mr. Wheaton has written numerous articles at his blog [[richsoil.com]]. These articles include such topics as use of [[diatomaceous earth]] as an natural safe [[insecticide|insect killer]], [[rotational grazing]] plans for [[chickens]], [[wofati]] structures, and a homage to his teacher permaculture author and [[Austria]]n alpine farmer [[Sepp Holzer]]. He has published hundreds of [[:Category:Permaculture Podcasts|Permaculture podcasts]] and [https://www.youtube.com/user/paulwheaton12YouTube videos]. Paul is a Master [[Gardener]], [[permaculture design course|permaculture designer]] and a java software engineer. He has ran several successful [http://www.kickstarter.com/profile/paulwheaton  KickStarter campaigns] including one for [[Permaculture Playing Cards]].  

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Paul Wheaton, nicknamed by Geoff Lawton as the 'Duke of Permaculture' is a leader in the world of Permaculture. He founded and runs the largest permaculture forum at permies.com where they discuss "all things permaculture". He is descirbed by many in the permaculture movement as a "larger-than-life character."[1]

Mr. Wheaton has written numerous articles at his blog richsoil.com. These articles include such topics as use of diatomaceous earth as an natural safe insect killer, rotational grazing plans for chickens, wofati structures, and a homage to his teacher permaculture author and Austrian alpine farmer Sepp Holzer. He has published hundreds of Permaculture podcasts and videos. Paul is a Master Gardener, permaculture designer and a java software engineer. He has ran several successful KickStarter campaigns including one for Permaculture Playing Cards.

Paul received his PDC in 2005. He has visited hundreds of farms and sites using permaculture principles over the years resulting a wealth of permaculture knowledge. Paul resides on his permaculture farm in Missoula, Montana in the American Redoubt.

Podcasts and Video Presentations

  • Permaculture Keynote Address Video - Southern California Permaculture Convergence - Paul Wheaton - An entertaining and informative video with a very high level view of all things Paul Wheaton has interest in. Well worth your time to watch. Mr. Wheaton claims that if you look at all the downloads of his numerous popular permaculture audio podcasts, YouTube videos, public speaking engagements and innumerable blog and forum postings, he has uttered the word "Permaculture" to 22 million people - an average of 8 times per person.[2]

This is the keynote presentation Mr. Wheaton gave at the 2013 Southern California Permaculture Convergence.

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See also

References

  1. ↑ Permaculture Voices Paul Wheaton Bio. Accessed February 10, 2015
  2. ↑ Wheaton, Paul, Permaculture Keynote Address Video - Southern California Permaculture Convergence. Published Aug 23, 2013. Accessed February 10, 2015

External links

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