How can we develop permaculture to have a professional image? Can permaculture practices be met with scientific rigour? What is the next step in the evolution of future permaculture practitioners? Are all questions that motivate Danial Lawton, a second-generation permaculturalist in his work as a permaculture consultant, educator, entrepreneur and permaculture philanthropist.
Danial is the founder of permaculturetools.com.au, a long held dream centred on offering quality hand tools to the permaculture community worldwide with on the ground education in hand tools use, earth works hydrology and rural skills. Permaculture resources are freely available such as YouTube films on how to use, maintain and repair hand tools, permaculture related eBooks and a yearly scholarship.
Set in motion with a permaculture design course at the tender age of thirteen in Tena, Ecuador, Danial followed up with a Permaculture Diploma in site development, site design, and research.
At university Danial crammed in a Bachelor of Environmental science with double majors in ecology & conservation biology and Land & water management, a Masters in Environmental management and most recently a Masters in Environmental engineering.
Danial also completed many specialty courses during his tertiary studies including Industrial water and waste water treatment, hazardous waste management, Advanced water and waste water engineering, Renewable energy systems, Geographic information systems/remote sensing and ISO 14001 Environmental systems.
With 15 years experience in the Permaculture field, Danial has worked for international permaculture projects in Central and South America, as water systems manager for Tagari farm (PRI Australia) and later as farm manager for Zaytuna farm (PRI Australia).
Within this time Danial has taught and facilitated a variety of Permaculture design and hands on courses through Griffith University, PRI Australia and Northey Street City Farm.
As a design consultant Danial draws on environmental science and permaculture principles to design sustainable systems worldwide and for local Australian clients and government organisations.
Danial’s research interests include water harvesting design, small space permaculture and appropriate technology, later in the year Danial will be speaking at the Australian National Waste and Recycling Conference, presenting a paper on household scale waste incineration with hot water energy recovery.
The use of small hand tools in farming can be found all over the world, however in the 1st world many of these tools and skills on how to use, maintain and repair these tools have been lost. If you go to 3rd world countries you can still find these small
Permaculture Tools website is up and running
New range of tools have arrived with cheaper sickles
Free small serrated sickle (rice knife) giveaway
Sale 60% off Consultancy discount all of May 2012
hand tools vs machine in weed removal
Tools have arrived just need customs clearence
Permaculture Tools on facebook Thats right Permaculture Tools is now on facebook.
weekend blitz at my house; have to get my place cleaned up finished and sold ASAP. This is not a permaculture site.
Permaculture Tools; Large Sickle The use and maintenance of permaculture tool's large sickle a demonstration video by danial lawton For more information or sales please contact me
Permaculture Tools; Small Serrated Sickle. The use and maintenance of permaculture tool's small serrated sickle a demonstration video by danial lawton.For more information or for sales please contact me
Permaculture Tools an introduction By Danial Lawton For more information or sales please contact me
Permaculture Research Insitute job opening Adminstration Co-Ordinator at the Permaculture Research Insitute of Australia head office in The Channon 20mins from lismore. http://mnstr.bz/omLc3y
Zaytuna Farm has a new arrival a historic day for Zaytuna Farm.
PDC course |
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
Verifying teacher: Geoff Lawton |
Other Teachers: Scott Pittman, Simon Fell |
Location: Tena, Ecuador |
Date: Apr 1994 |
PDC course |
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
Teacher: Bill Mollison |
Location: Tagari Farm, Tyalgum NSW, Australia |
Date: Sep 1997 |
Site Development, Site Design, and Research |
Type: Permaculture Diploma |
Teacher: Geoff Lawton |
Location: PRI, Tagari Farm, Tyalgum NSW, Australia |
Date: Jan 2000 |
0 PDC Graduates (list) |
0 PRI PDC Graduates (list) |
18 Other Course Graduates (list) |
have acknowledged being taught by Danial Lawton |
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Danial Lawton has permaculture experience in: |
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Sub tropical |
Wet/Dry Tropical |
Wet Tropical |