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Born 1928
Tasmania, Australia
Bill spent the early part of his working life in the fishing and forestry industries.
1954 - 1963
CSIRO Division of Wildlife, Australia
Served nine years as a senior technical officer, conducting surveys in agriculture and forestry.
1963 - 1964
Inland Fisheries Commission, Australia
Conducted surveys of inland estuary and waterway fauna.
1966 - 1978
University of Tasmania,
Australia Acquired majors in Bio-Geography and Social Psychology.
Taught for ten years in the area of post-graduate environmental sciences, specialising in the affect of environmental stresses on the behaviour of vertebrate populations.
1978 to present
Founder and Director Permaculture Institute Travelled and taught sustainable Permaculture design in all continents. Assisted, designed, established and funded countless projects, communities and institutes. Often the ‘key-note’ speaker of conferences on sustainability around the world.
Australian Icon of the Millennium
in the field of Ecology - one of 45
1999
Awarded by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in recognition of a visionary, and for contribution to his field of expertise.
Steward of Sustainable Agriculture
U.S.A.
1996
Eco-Farm Conference, Asilomar, California, U.S.A.
The Banksia Environmental Award Australia
1994
Awarded for the promotion sustainable systems worldwide.
Outstanding Australian Achiever Award
1993 Awarded by the National Australia Day Council.
Vavilov Medal
Moscow, Russia 1991
Inaugural award by the Russian Academy for contributions to sustainable agricultural and community systems.
Member of the Russian Academy of Agricultural Science
1991
First foreigner to be so honoured.
Reconocimiento Mexico 1989
Awarded by the Governor of Sonora,
Mexico for work with poor urban, and rural campesinos.
Honorary Fellow of the Schumacher Society, Surrey, U.K. 1989
Delivered Annual Schumacher Lecture.
Tree Tax Award
Holland
1988
Given by De Twaalf Ambachten for initiating a tree tax on all Permaculture publications.
Right Livelihood Award
1981 This award honours people working on practical and exemplary solutions to the social and environmental problems facing the world.
(referred to as the alternative Nobel prize).
1996
(with Reny Mia Slay) Second edition
1994
1993
1993
1988
1979
(with David Holmgren) 1978
The books are distributed in twenty countries and translated into French, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Indonesian, Slovenian, Vietnamese and Czech.
Part 2 of a four part Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) television series,
featuring Bill Mollison, Jeremy Rifkin, Prof. James Lovelock and Manfred Max-Neef.
A four part Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) television series featuring Bill Mollison,
devoted to Permaculture work and projects worldwide