About us
Patterns for Abundance brings a broad range of experience to guide you through the process of creating abundant, polycultural systems full of food and income, for your family or community. By applying fundamental ecological principles and careful attention we work to reveal, reevaluate, map, list, measure and magnify the abundance already present or potential in your landscape or bioregion. We can also identify the "leaks" (of energy, money$, water, species, or nutrients) in your system and suggest essential "repairs" necessary to plug them. We consult and design for projects of all scales including the following: Residential Landscapes Edible Landscapes Commercial Developments Farm Design Nursery Design Co-Housing Projects / Ecovillages Public Projects and Schools Decorative & Storage Ponds of all sizes Waterfalls, Fountains and Water Elements Stone Masonry and Hardscapes Drainage Management Erosion Control / Gulley Restoration & Mgmt. Rainwater Harvesting and Storage (see our ferrocement tank pictures here) Replicated Wetlands / Grey Water Systems and Bio-remediation Aquaculture Creek or Watershed Restoration Alternative Construction: Strawbale; Clay / Straw; Cob (Earth) Cob Ovens and Garden Walls Gardens / Food and Resource Production Orchard Design and Management Soil Management and Improvement Integrated Animal Management Animal Tractoring and Rotation Integrated Pest Management Agroforestry Silvipasture Windbreaks Forest Management Fire Prevention
Business highlights
Services we offer
Pre-purchase Site Assessment On Site Planning Advice Consultation and Design Documented Whole Farm Planning Ecovillage Development Post Petroleum Transition Workshops, Public Speaking, Seminars
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Licensing
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