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Permaculture actively promotes biodiversity by designing diverse, integrated systems that mimic natural ecosystems. This involves planting a wide variety of species (polycultures), creating multiple habitats (ponds, hedges, log piles), and encouraging a broad range of beneficial insects, birds, and other wildlife. High biodiversity leads to more resilient systems, better pest control, enhanced pollination, and healthier soil, reducing the need for external interventions.
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