WHAT IS PERMACULTURE?
Permaculture (Permanent Agriculture) is a holistic ecological design system for creating sustainable human environments that can be applied to the inner city balcony, a suburban block or a farm on acreage. It is about designing households and communities that are productive, sustaining and largely self reliant that have minimal impact on the environment.
The founders of permaculture, Bill Mollison and David Holmgren, coined the term in the mid 1970’s.
WE LIVE AND BREATHE PERMACULTURE
Megan has a combined 27 years experience in Outdoor Education, Horticulture, Permaculture and Waste Education. She collaborates on projects with preschools, schools, private business, not for profits and council to teach sustainable projects in the community. She offers online garden consultations anywhere in the world and gives solutions for starting and maintaining edible gardens. Scroll down below to join our newsletter and we’ll keep you updated with news and sustainable living tips and hints! We service the areas from Pacific Palms, Port Macquarie to Kempsey. We are located just 3.5 hours north of Sydney on the beautiful Mid North Coast of NSW.
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OUR VALUES
Permaculture is a creative design process based on whole-systems thinking informed by the following ethics.
EARTH CARE
Earth Care can be taken to mean caring for the living soil. The state of the soil is often the best measure for the health and well-being of society. Our forests and rivers are the lungs and veins of our planet, that help the Earth live and breathe, supporting many diverse life forms.
PEOPLE CARE
People Care begins with ourselves and expands to include our families, neighbours and wider communities. The challenge is to grow through self-reliance and personal responsibility.
FAIR SHARE
taking of what we need and sharing what we don’t whilst recognising that there are limits to how much we can give and how much we can take.