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People with similar interests such as Permaculture, Organics, Biodynamics or Environmental Builders can develop Community Schemes or request their ideas be included in a land developer’s “Community Management Statement”. Community Schemes allow common water supply and other infrastructure. The majority of the subdivision is managed by an association, possibly with professional land management assistance. Land owners only need to look after their individual house block.
About Me
- Rural Environmental Communities
- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
- I completed my Wagga Diploma of Agriculture in 1966 and then gave soil and water conservation advice including 30 years surrounding the ACT. I am interested in Permaculture, Organics and especially Biodynamic Agriculture. I have done biodynamic courses in Australia with Lynette West and others plus in New Zealand with Peter Proctor. I feel we should be more community connected and help each other. I can be contacted on gregharrisau@gmail.com Click to read pages and I hope you find this Blog useful.
Pages
- Overview of Blog
- Creating Rural Environmental Communities in New So...
- Australian comments
- Overseas comments
- Australian - Requests to join or offers of a schem...
- Overseas - Requests to join or offers of a scheme
- Australian - Worthwhile resources and advertising ...
- Overseas - Worthwhile resources and advertising th...
- Management Statement from a community
- Countryside Code
Please either submit you comments here or send to gregharrisau@gmail.com so I can include in the eBook "Create Rural Environmental Communities in NSW"
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