Permaculture and Localization: Cultivating an Ethic of Care I Morag Gamble

[@Sweet-Aloha]

Incredibly inspiring…here in the US about 30 yrs ago the permaculture movement was becoming well known and embraced especially in the urban area of Philadelphia. I’m deeply regretful I went against my innate impulse to root myself within its becoming… fear of survival with 4 littles sadly won out. At 57yr I’ve always kept a small garden, even if just on a balcony or sil-now my heart will not let me turn away. I have enough excitement to begin and root in with this new chapter of this one precious life🌿 Thank you for broadcasting what is always possible when we reconnect💚

[@marczocher]

Perhaps you can birth a term like Biocivics - combining permaculture, localization and participatory governance because that captures what I hear in your descriptions. Great video and the kangaroo mama story is priceless.