Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What does permaculture look like in all dimensions – on the land, amongst ecobuildings from local materials, in community, with renewables, and also in the sense of connection and fulfilment?
Permaculture elder, Craig Gibsone from the Findhorn Foundation Community, describes a more self-sufficient life that brings us back to our bioregions, in deeper connection with the Nature around us, and living within our limits.
"Permaculture is not just a vegetable patch, it is how am I building, living and working." It is about creating community, a village, and transforming the whole ecosystem and then passing this on to the next generations. The foundation of his approach is endless gratitude and the acknowledgement that all he does is a co-creation with Nature.
Video from an interview and footage by Delvin & Grace Solkinson www.permaculturedesign.earth @visionary_permaculture
Video edited by T H Venner
What does permaculture look like in all dimensions – on the land, amongst ecobuildings from local materials, in community, with renewables, and also in the sense of connection and fulfilment?
Permaculture elder, Craig Gibsone from the Findhorn Foundation Community, describes a more self-sufficient life that brings us back to our bioregions, in deeper connection with the Nature around us, and living within our limits.
"Permaculture is not just a vegetable patch, it is how am I building, living and working." It is about creating community, a village, and transforming the whole ecosystem and then passing this on to the next generations. The foundation of his approach is endless gratitude and the acknowledgement that all he does is a co-creation with Nature.
Video from an interview and footage by Delvin & Grace Solkinson www.permaculturedesign.earth @visionary_permaculture
Video edited by T H Venner
