Infinite Garden
Permaculture
ETHICS
Permaculture ethics are centered around three core principles: Earth Care, People Care, and Fair Share. These principles guide permaculture design and practice, emphasizing sustainable and equitable relationships with both the environment and human communities. These three ethics form the foundation for permaculture design, which aims to create sustainable and resilient systems that benefit both people and the planet.
EARTH CARE
This principle recognizes the interconnectedness of all life on Earth and emphasizes the importance of maintaining and restoring natural ecosystems. It encourages responsible land use, minimizing waste, and using renewable resources.
PEOPLE CARE
This ethic focuses on the well-being of individuals and communities, promoting social justice, equity, and collaboration. It involves nourishing relationships, building supportive networks, and addressing social inequalities.
FAIR SHARE
This principle encourages equitable resource distribution and responsible consumption, emphasizing the need to share surplus and support those in need. It promotes a culture of abundance and generosity and recognizes the importance of ecological and social responsibility.