Permaculture at Findhorn. Maria Cooper, Craig Gibsone and Morag Gamble

This week you are in for a treat on Sense-making in a Changing World Podcast (sense-making.b...).
Come with me on a walk and talk through the iconic Findhorn community (findhorn.org) in Scotland with Findhorn College permaculture teacher, Maria Cooper, exploring how permaculture is applied - and discover a beautiful permaculture garden and life philosophy at the home of Craig Gibsone - an elder of the Findhorn community. Permaculture here is love in action.
Both Maria and Craig share deep insights about living a permaculture life and ways of growing abundance in a cool climate - having fresh food year round.
Originally from Australia, Craig has been a central figure in the development of permaculture and ecovillage education at Findhorn and has lived at Findhorn for 50 years.
Maria moved more recently to Findhorn. She is deeply involved in the transition and permaculture movements locally and internationally, and runs the Permaculture Design Courses and Ecovillage Design Education programs.
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ACKNOWLWEDGEMENT
I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land on which I live, play and work - the Gubbi Gubbi people - and pay my respects to their elders past present and emerging.
Thank you to Rhiannon Gamble for sound editing and Kim Kirkman for the music.
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[@urban9361]

Thanks Morag that was so enjoyable and I believe one of your final comments is so relevant for us all, “Love in Action” . The regeneration of our soils is certainly that.

[@emilybh6255]

What a great video. I think it speaks to how Permaculture guides us to be aware of and align ourselves with Nature and helps each of us to be part of the allness of all. I also would have loved more discussion about the toileting/composting and bathing.

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Maybe another time!

[@gojibeere8703]

Lovely garden and project, thanks for sharing🌿💚

[@charleyfolkes]

Morag always does a good interview ! My garden is wild and willy-nilly with cardboard here and there and odd potato leafed tomatoes that self planted, and sometimes, wrong things are just destined for compost. Bees love it though

[@ryanlove8242]

That was excellent! Thank you for more awesome content! 😊

[@trishpaino]

Thank you both for this!

[@pennithorpe3492]

Thank you. Always inspiring and educational!

[@MoragGambleOurPermacultureLife]

Thanks Penny. I loved walking and talking with Maria and Craig.

[@annelang514]

Really interested in permaculture and sustainable self sufficient way of life. Really interesting interview.

[@catnip1487]

Good old utedass (outdoor non water toilet)! :D

[@bethatz252]

I want to live there.

[@rinnin]

Wondering when this was filmed (& if you made it back to the conference on time!)?

[@oldman_eleven]

Why let the woke mob criticise your good work helping poor countries farm?! What a mad world. The people are free to refuse no?