Maria Paez
For me, permaculture is a life philosophy rooted in understanding our role and place in nature which includes others. It’s a personal journey of permanent re-learning, self-discovery and reconnection.
Kate Swatridge
Morag Gamble once said this: “Permaculture addresses the multiple crises together, holistically, locally, accessibly, quietly, radically, regeneratively.” It doesn’t say what permaculture actually is, but I like it.
Tanya Medhuka
I see permaculture as an integrative, alive, and multidimensional way of living & doing that fosters creativity, inspired by nature and fueled by collaboration.
Aimee Fenech
Permaculture is a philosophy and ethical way of life that affects all domains of human interactions with each other, within the systems we live in and the environment and ecosystems we are a part of. It is a centering of ethics in all that we do; people care, earth care and future care for those who will come after us.
Jorge Barbosa
For me, permaculture is a holistic design system that offers an ethical base, principles, design methods and tools, and, collaborating with many other disciplines, aims to help humans develop regenerative lifestyles and cultures.
Aline VaMo
Permaculture is one of many tags for the EcoSocial Design we need to be engaging in as a species whilst on this planet.